By Plenary Sessions: Maris Lauri

Economic perspectives support the regulation of consumer credit and proactive measures (such as lending bans and the creation of a registry) aimed at reducing excessive borrowing and the resulting burden on the courts. This indicates a cautious approach regarding financial discipline and consumer protection.

Economic views are aimed at protecting financial stability and the country's economic reputation, emphasizing that insufficient anti-money laundering efforts lead to enormous economic damage, higher borrowing costs, and difficulties in international transactions. The goal of the draft law is to improve the functioning of the economy by deterring criminals interested in using Estonia (e.g., for laundering Russian "bloody money").

The speaker supports lowering the tax burden and abolishing the temporary corporate income tax, considering this a positive economic measure. He/She refers to the Ministry of Finance's forecasts regarding the decrease in the tax burden and takes into account the positions of business interest groups (e.g., the Estonian Chamber of Commerce and Industry, the Estonian Traders Association), which recommended lowering taxes and ensuring tax stability.

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