By Years: Anti Allas

It advocates for a fair and structural tax reform through progressive income tax to ensure the necessary revenue for covering state expenses (an estimated 700–800 million euros in additional revenue). It criticizes the raising of VAT, which affects the poorer population, and the abuse of corporate income tax exemption (the outflow of money for buying real estate abroad). It calls for a rapid increase in the subsistence level and supports targeted measures for economic sectors currently in crisis (pig farming, lowering VAT on foodstuffs).

Supports fiscal responsibility and the need to find additional state revenue (car tax), but criticizes the state's lack of counter-cyclical behavior during the economic downturn (reduced road investments). Advocates for reducing the regulatory burden and raises questions about the tax environment's impact on competitiveness. Supports reinvesting renewable energy fees into energy-intensive companies and questions the economic viability of nuclear energy.