Greece, a member-country of the Eurozone/EU with 388 billion euros in public debt and a deindustrialized economy, is in danger of paying dearly for the EU sanctions imposed on Russia. The debt of the General Government of Greece, despite being sustainable in the medium term, despite being supported by the ECB and despite the fact …
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The South Eurozone on the red line due to the Explosion of Borrowing Costs
Due to rising global and mainly European inflation, interest rates are generally rising as central banks fight inflation and this is certainly not a time when investors want to increase their exposure to government bonds. Trust Economics points out that Greece’s public debt (Eurozone / EU country) remains viable despite rising borrowing costs and estimates …
The Special Taxation of Family Offices in the EU
Family Offices companies can have any legal form (Ltd, SA, etc.) other than that of non-profit legal entities. Family Offices can be attended by family members, as well as legal entities or legal entities, in which the natural persons or their family members (spouses, unmarried children, parents) participate. In order for the company to be …
What applies to VAT on bad debts in the EU
Under the law, when a company charges VAT on an invoice or other tax document, it has the obligation to reimburse the tax to the tax authorities, regardless of when and if it collects it from the counterparty. Therefore, in terms of VAT, companies essentially act as “tax collectors” on behalf of the tax authorities, …
Big Problems for the European Economy
The development of the war in Ukraine leaves no room for optimism for the European economy. It is clear that the longer the war lasts, the greater its economic impact. At the moment we have the terrible accuracy that comes from inflation, which in turn is due in large part to the energy crisis intensifying …
What Can trigger a Prolonged Global Recession?
With Russia’s war in Ukraine a month away, Trust Economics (https://trusteconomics.eu) has its estimates for the global economy outlook this year. Within this short period of time, forecasts shifted from a limited recovery after COVID to an increasing chance of a full-blown global recession. The chances of a recession are rising, given the volatile inflation …
New Challenges for EU Member-Countries Economies
The war in Ukraine has entered a new phase and according to the estimates of the Americans, who have shown that they correctly record and interpret the movements of the Russians, it is going to be quite long. The Russian war machine proves to be inferior to its reputation. A month of hostilities has been …
The Impact on the Supply Chain and the Energy Market since the War in Ukraine
The effects of the war on the supply chain are already evident and as the war continues, the situation for most countries will become more difficult. As Ukraine suspends all exports in order to focus on military operations, Russia, on the other hand, is unable to export the quantities of cereals it normally exports due …
The De-dollarization of the World Economy
In 1971, the US government, faced with stagnant inflation and a major global financial crisis, announced the US withdrawal from the Bretton Woods system of agreements, which meant that, in technical terms, all currencies became coin-to-currency currencies. to be regulated in the financial markets. Of course, the changes brought about by the abandonment of the …
CIPS: Why are the Chinese happy with the decisions of the EU and the US?
The decision to exclude some Russian banks from the international SWIFT payment system has caused great concern in the global financial system, as its effects are expected to be significant in a number of sectors of the economy. However, in this climate of instability and uncertainty, which is reflected in nervous liquidations in the markets, …