- PASOK proposed cutting fuel tax by an amount equal to any extra VAT revenue generated when fuel prices rise, arguing the measure would be fiscally neutral.
- The party leader said the fuel tax adjustment would not require special EU approval.
- PASOK also called for abolishing Greece’s Golden Visa regime, which grants residency to non-EU nationals in exchange for property investment.
- He suggested replacing the Golden Visa with a residency scheme tied instead to growth-linked investments.
- He criticized government tax incentives for attracting wealthy investors, saying they unfairly favor large-scale schemes over smaller investors.
Source: ekathimerini.com
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