It has been promised by the Greece’s Prime Minister, Antonis Samaras to cut taxes “everywhere” to substantiate the Government’s goal as to reduce the corporation tax to 15 percent, the highest rate of income tax to 33 percent and slash the rate of VAT to not higher than 12 percent.
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