Mitsotakis pledges tax cuts for businesses, self-employed
Greece’s conservative opposition leader has said that if elected prime minister his government would reduce taxes for businesses and self-employed professionals, even without the prior approval of the country’s foreign creditors.
“It is not possible for 80 percent of a self-employed professional’s income to end up in state coffers,” Kyriakos Mitsotakis said Tuesday, adding that he was confident that lenders would green-light New Democracy’s economic blueprint.
Mitsotakis was speaking during an event to mark one year since he was elected at the helm of the conservative party.
