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29.11.2018 | 6:24
Press room
– Changes in the allocation of domestic fuel
– What will be the amount for the beneficiaries?
– The changes planned by the government
Yesterday in Parliament we had a glimpse of impending benefits and we still have to see them printed in great detail on paper and receiving flesh and bone in the near future. 2019 is a pre-election year and the government is doing what it can to get the impressions.
The start was made with the back of uniforms, academics, NHS doctors and other officials who should see the color of money probably on December 14th. The new provisions follow the cuts in social security contributions from 1 January 2019 for the self-employed, self-employed and farmers, as well as the removal of the fee for inactive blocks. The reduction in relief was paid to ENFIA, which is expected to fall to 30% in 2019, a reduction that mainly benefits taxpayers with small properties up to 60,000 euros.
At the same time, this 885 million euro overrun of this year's budget has paved the way for the government to distribute this year, for the third year in a row, a social dividend of 710 million euros, which should be higher. Within a few days, the ministerial decision is published with marginal changes to the property criterion due to the application of the new objective values, and the online platform www.koinonikomerisma.gr should open soon to start the submission of applications. Beneficiaries will be paid on December 14, as the Prime Minister said yesterday.
Heating allowance
The last benefit pending before the end of 2018 is the allocation of heating oil, which indicates that it is expected to support it at least for households living in mountain areas.
The criteria for income and property should not change, but the subsidy will go from 12.5 minutes per liter to 20 or 25 cents per liter.
Households eligible for heating oil allowance must meet the following criteria:
Simple: Annual income (imputed or real) up to 12 000 € – Value of the property up to 100 000 €.
Married without children: income up to 20,000 euros – Value of real estate up to 200,000 euros.
Married with 1 child: income up to 22,000 euros – Value of real estate up to 200,000 euros.
Married with 2 children: income up to 24,000 euros – Value of real estate up to 200,000 euros.
Married with 3 or more children: income up to 26 000 € – Value of real estate up to 200 000 €.
Single-parent families: income below € 22,000 plus € 2,000 for each child above the first with a maximum objective property value of € 200,000.
By Thanbadis Papadis
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