By Plenary Sessions: Annely Akkermann

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The speaker supports the reduction of the regulatory burden (reducing bureaucracy and reporting), which indicates a favorable attitude toward business interests. However, he/she also emphasizes the need to ensure that companies provide high-quality and timely data submission, thereby supporting fiscal discipline and accountability.

The speaker supports fiscal responsibility (reducing costs in the supplementary budget) and considers the motor vehicle tax a necessary and fair source of revenue for covering public expenditures. Concern is expressed regarding the business interests of the automotive sector, which are being harmed by political uncertainty. The preference is for more personalized and targeted subsidies, while criticizing "helicopter method" tax cuts as ineffective and detrimental to state revenues.