By Years: Annely Akkermann

Strongly supports a competitive tax system and the taxation of corporate profits upon distribution, rather than accrual. It stresses the importance of fiscal discipline and adherence to the Maastricht criteria. It expresses clear support for consumption taxes and opposition to tax incentives that are not passed on to consumer prices. It considers a good sovereign credit rating essential for ensuring the competitiveness of the economic environment.

Supports a moderate tax policy, ensuring that Estonia's tax burden remains in the lower third of the European Union. It advocates for a competitive tax system and highlights Estonia's 11-year track record of holding the top position among OECD countries. Achieving budget balance and keeping the debt burden under control are considered crucial. Furthermore, it supports investments in research and development (R&D) and the defense industry to foster economic growth.