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We Will Also Register the Jewelry in the Boxes for the Annual Wealth Tax, Says the Head of Tsipras' ELAS

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The deputy head of the Finance Department of the Greek People's Party, George Pappas, described how the "patriotic contribution" of 1% could be applied to the net assets of the economically strongest 1% - The asset register will record all assets, even valuables in bank safes

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The deputy head of the Finance Department of the Greek People's Party, George Pappas, described how the "patriotic contribution" of 1% could be applied to the net assets of the economically strongest 1% - The asset register will record all assets, even valuables in bank safes

·Marousi, Greece
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The patriotic levy announced yesterday by Alexis Tsipras “will not be based on jewels” deposited in lockers, clarifies the Deputy Head of Finance of ELAS, George Pappas, following previous statements... ELAS clarifications on the patriotic contribution and jewelry in lockers - NAUTEBORIKI

The deputy head of the Finance Department of the Hellenic Police provided clarifications on the "Patriotic Contribution"

The recording of jewelry and other objects located in bank safes may be included in the asset register proposed by E.L.A.S.

The deputy head of the Finance Department of the Hellenic Police, George Pappas, was forced to make a clarifying statement regarding the taxation of large wealth and the asset register for ... The article The head of the Hellenic Police, George Pappas, retracts the statement about even recording jewelry in safes for the taxation of wealth was published in NewsIT.

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Iefimerida broke the news on Thursday, September 3, 2026.
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