Reply With QuoteSomewhere in the great cosmos there probably is a planet where tax is fair and just and the revenues thereby gathered are always and only used to benefit those who are really in need.
Then theres reality.
We've just booked for next year and are to be charged 4 euros per night per room (directly to the government via the hotel). I don't mind if the proceeds on this tax are there to help those who use the hotels, rather than just disappearing into the greek economy on the mainland! Corfu infrastructure has always been in a poor way, so anything to improve it would be great.
Somewhere in the great cosmos there probably is a planet where tax is fair and just and the revenues thereby gathered are always and only used to benefit those who are really in need.
Then theres reality.
How else can MPs and the like enjoy the lifestyles they have if not by robbing the working people of some of there hard earned.
You do realise that not all MP's are paid crazily high sums of money for their work?Originally Posted by P9CLY
It's just a matter of time...
More about it here:-
http://news.gtp.gr/2016/06/30/greece...x-effect-2018/
I know what they spend from there pittance can be claimed back!.
What I and many others spend cannot!.
Yes must be a hard life for them hey.
Work!....ha.
MY opinion of MPs...you have yours.
Why would the money go to benefit those who stay in the hotels? Is tax on cigarettes collected for the benefit of smokers?
Let's face it, the Greek economy needs every revenue stream it can find.
They will dissapear
Hotel taxes are quite common, what's special about Corfu?
If you have to ask, you haven't been!
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