Greece and its international creditors still disagree on reforms of the Greek pension system, Value Added Tax and corporate taxation and there was not much progress made in the talks on loans-for-reforms on Tuesday, EU officials said. The heads of the European Commission, Eurogroup, the International Monetary Fund, the euro zone bailout fund ESM and the European Central Bank are to meet on Greece at noon CET on Wednesday in Brussels, before Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras joins them an hour later. "Positions before the meeting with Tsipras are still apart on many points," one EU official close to the talks said, listing pensions, VAT and corporate taxation.
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