Greek lenders want higher shipping taxes
Greek creditors propose increased taxation of ship management companies and a gradual dissolving of the favorable tax legislation that has a history of protecting the country's shipping industry.
BY OLE ANDERSEN
During negotiations with the government in Athens, Greece's international lenders have been pushing for an increase in the taxation of two of the country's most important industries, shipping and tourism.
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