By Years: Arvo Aller

The speaker is a strong advocate for tax reductions, supporting cuts to income tax and lowering VAT on food items in order to improve people's financial well-being and stimulate the economy. He opposes new taxes (such as the car tax and the rise in land tax) and any increase in excise duties. He believes that cutting taxes will lead to more stable and higher budget revenues, and criticizes the government for prioritizing budgetary concerns over the financial struggles of the people.

Strongly opposed to tax hikes, arguing they stifle the economy, reduce consumer spending, and ultimately lead to lower budget revenues. They support lowering the VAT on food products (to 5%) to stimulate consumption and back domestic producers. They advocate for implementing a bank tax (EKRE's draft bill) instead of taxing families. They criticize the rising costs associated with Rail Baltic and high administrative expenditures (such as the creation of the Land and Space Agency).