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Greece Expands Tax Breaks to Attract Returning Emigrants

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Greece is increasing tax breaks for citizens who emigrated during the financial crisis.
The measures aim to reverse brain drain and attract young, skilled workers.
Tax exemptions apply to personal belongings and various duties for returning Greeks.
Over 470,000 Greeks have returned since leaving the country, but gaps in wages remain.
The government acknowledges that attracting talent requires addressing salary competitiveness.

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Greece is increasing tax breaks for citizens who emigrated during the financial crisis.
The measures aim to reverse brain drain and attract young, skilled workers.
Tax exemptions apply to personal belongings and various duties for returning Greeks.
Over 470,000 Greeks have returned since leaving the country, but gaps in wages remain.
The government acknowledges that attracting talent requires addressing salary competitiveness.

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