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The government is considering a new scenario for opening restaurants. The business it is planned to operate in the industry to open the June 1However, if there is a similar proposal from the “committee of sages” under Sotiris Tsiodras, it is being considered to open a week earlier, on May 25.
Final decisions will be made for the stores. May 18-20 based on the committee’s instructions.
It’s also being re-examined, according to a SKAI report. two meter distance between the table seats. Depending on the design, the four person limit will apply to families with more people, and tables will be allowed indoors if there is adequate ventilation for windows and doors.
The facilities promoted by the Ministry of the Interior
Within a week it will be filed by Ministry of Interior in Parliament the regulations for installations to be delivered to catering merchants to expand the space in which they use their table seats.
The Interior Minister gave clarifications on the matter, Takis Theodorikakos, in Star’s main newsletter.
The regulations, which were jointly drafted by the Ministries of the Interior and Development and have the consent of KEDE, will be included in the ratification. Legislative content act, most likely Wednesday.
As Mr. Theodorikakos clarified with the regulation, catering stores will be able to double the space they have until today to cover part of your lost capacity.
This will be done without paying additional fees to the municipalities. As the Interior Minister explained, in cases where there is no room for expansion, the suggestion made by legislative intervention is municipal rates are reduced by up to 50%.
About him VATAccording to a SKAI report, there is debate about whether it will be reduced to serving coffee (but also soft drinks and beverages) from 24% to 13%.
Regarding the reduction of VAT in general in restaurants, from 13% to 11% to 12%, it seems more difficult, since it responds to the reaction of the institutions.
For him Hotels The scenario of whether the rate will be reduced from 13% to 6% is being considered, but also whether there will be a reduction of VAT on coastal transport and shipping.
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