PASOK on Draft Budget: Excess Surpluses From Precision and Indirect Taxes
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PASOK comments on the draft budget for 2027, arguing that accuracy fuels excessive surpluses, while society accumulates dead ends. It points out that, despite government announcements, the real increase in wages after inflation is limited to 1.4% and the country remains deeply unequal in terms of the distribution of economic burdens.
PASOK criticizes the draft 2027 budget, emphasizing that it reveals an unfair policy with high taxation on consumption and labor, while the increase in revenue is mainly due to accuracy and not to development measures.
"Behind the celebratory image of government 'successes' lies an unfair economic policy based on a high tax burden on consumption and income from work."
PASOK is harshly criticizing the government's economic policy on the occasion of the Draft Budget 2027.
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The draft State Budget 2027, which was submitted to Parliament today, confirms the definitive divorce of Mr. Mitsotakis’ Government from society, emphasizes, among other things, in a statement by Paris Koukoulopoulos, Vice President of the Parliament, and Head of Finance of PASOK – Movement for Change. No matter how much one searches in the submitted draft, one will not be able to locate […]
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