Greece to Hit 2014 Tax-Income Targets, Revenue Chief Says
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Greece will overcome a first-quarter shortfall in tax income and meet its full-year targets as the economy recovers, said the official in charge of the country’s public revenue.
A tax-revenue hole of 200 million euros ($275 million) to 300 million euros since the beginning of 2014 stems mainly from temporary disruptions caused by administrative overhauls and changes in payment deadlines, said Haris Theoharis, Greece’s secretary general for public revenue.