These are the gaps between creditors and Greece
First entry: 24 June 2015 - 16:40 Athens, 13:40 GMT
Last update: 16:40 Athens, 13:40 GMTBusiness
Here's a brief summation of where the gaps between creditors and Greece seem to stand.
Here's a full list of what Mr Tsipras presented earlier this week. Below is what creditors have asked for instead.
VAT
Greece: 0.74pc in tax rises from 2016, with some end to exemptions of highest 23pc band
Creditors: 1pc of GDP, with an elimination of all exemptions for highest 23pc band
Defence cuts
Greece: €200m in cuts in 2016
Creditors: €400m in cuts in 2016
Pensions
Greece: 0.4pc in cuts, through early retirement reforms from 2016; increases in social security contribution. Healthcare contributions at 4pc. Gradual phasing out of supplementary pensions for the poorest
Creditors: 1pc in cuts. Early retirement plans to be enforced as of July 1. Total and immediate phasing out of supplementary pensions. Healthcare contributions rise to 6pc
Corporate taxes
Greece: special 29pc rate on corporate profits, and special levy of 12pc for earnings over €0.5m
Creditors: corporate tax rate to be reduced to 28pc.
Daily Telegraph
Here's a full list of what Mr Tsipras presented earlier this week. Below is what creditors have asked for instead.
VAT
Greece: 0.74pc in tax rises from 2016, with some end to exemptions of highest 23pc band
Creditors: 1pc of GDP, with an elimination of all exemptions for highest 23pc band
Defence cuts
Greece: €200m in cuts in 2016
Creditors: €400m in cuts in 2016
Pensions
Greece: 0.4pc in cuts, through early retirement reforms from 2016; increases in social security contribution. Healthcare contributions at 4pc. Gradual phasing out of supplementary pensions for the poorest
Creditors: 1pc in cuts. Early retirement plans to be enforced as of July 1. Total and immediate phasing out of supplementary pensions. Healthcare contributions rise to 6pc
Corporate taxes
Greece: special 29pc rate on corporate profits, and special levy of 12pc for earnings over €0.5m
Creditors: corporate tax rate to be reduced to 28pc.
Daily Telegraph