Further abolished the possibility to early retirement: the retirement age should be raised to 67 years. Has worked for 40 years should have the right to retire even as a 62-year-old.
A one-time tax of 3.5 percent on supplementary pension, are also mentioned.
Lyxskatten for example expensive cars increased to 13 percent. And the document up privatization plans such as airports.
A new salary structure for public employees and less bonuses are another part of the proposal, reports Bild.
In a quick comment writes economists at Deutsche Bank to Alexis Tsipras made a constructive proposal which shows that the Greek government is willing to reach an agreement with its lenders, reports Bloomberg News.
Deutsche Bank sees remains some important differences between the parties as to greater cuts in the pensions subsidy, EKAS, the first in March in 2016.
Bank notes that it is unclear of the lenders asked for even harder reforms and that the Greek government may have to make further compromises in the next 48 hours.
It is also important to the Greek Prime Minister will support this Reform Plan in the parliamentary vote on Friday to secure political stability.
In a successful outcome of the Greek vote, the euro group will gather on Saturday to decide on the approval of the reform plan, says Deutsche Bank continues to believe that an agreement is more likely than Grexit.
Even Robert Bergqvist, chief economist at SEB believes that the conditions for an agreement have increased during the past days when the Troika Experts will now examine the proposal and prepare for Saturday’s Eurogroup meeting. But we are not in the target than he points out in a quick comment, although indications are that “we avoid a Grexit on Monday.”
“Now move the focus from A to B from Athens to Berlin. Greece has delivered a tough reform in exchange for new financial support. But the main reasons that a settlement can be reached political. First, to save the credibility of the euro and the EU. First, to yield to US pressure on Germany to reach an agreement to avoid increasing political instability in Greece, the region and the world, “he writes also.
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