Greek shipowners fear impending tax surge
Tax on dividends and frequent bank account controls are just some of the proposals Greek shipowners fear could be underway. "The tax increases could be extensive," Greek shipping consultant Marina Tzoutzouraki tells ShippingWatch.
BY KATRINE GRØNVALD RAUN
Alexis Tsipras of left-wing party Syriza on Sunday was able to renew his mandate as he was reelected as the country’s prime minister. With the victory at the election it, it will likely not be long before the Greek maritime cluster gets complete clarification about which conditions will apply to the industry going forward. A few details and plans for the country’s major cluster have been announced since Greece in mid-August agreed to a third financial bailout from the EU and the IMF – but not much concrete.
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