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The Ministry of Economy and Finance will present an amendment today to reduce the price of coffee on supermarket shelves.
The amendment comes after the reactions of the coffee exemption of the VAT reduction measure announced recently by the Prime Minister.
"Over the four years, I've negotiated with myself and the entire group" What tax, what performance will it have? "We were 800 million, said the Commission, 500 million, and the IMF, 20 million.We could not do what we wanted, we had imposed ourselves.But now, we can make our own plan, our own plan and informing the institutions Now that we have come out of the memorandum, we have cost the measures while doing something else.If you see the package we have for August and the TIF, as well as what we announced yesterday and those of 2020, it's a package, "said Euclid Tsakalotos at ANT1.
Regarding the reduction of VAT rates, Mr Tsakalotos revealed that "the debate on measures continues in the House Amendments to reduce by 13% of VAT coffee and other beverages sold in supermarkets will be offered. "He unfortunately added that there was no budget room to reduce VAT and beverages served in catering establishments.
For ND, he said: "They are tabling amendments to be even more generous, but they are not telling us how much they are costing." Giorgos Houliarakis cost his program at 5 billion euros for this year and 9 billion in 2022. N / A did not answer, is it the cost? "
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