By Years: Evelin Poolamets

The party supports a lower tax burden (income tax at 20%) to stimulate the economy and boost purchasing power. It opposes tax increases (VAT, car tax), considering them unfair to the poor and pensioners, and detrimental to tourism and competitiveness. The party criticizes the growth of bureaucracy (sustainability reports) and demands that the economy be stimulated with stable and cheap energy (oil shale), rather than ideological schemes.

Strongly opposed to tax hikes and over-regulation, arguing that they exacerbate the economic downturn and diminish competitiveness. They criticize the proposed car tax and the bureaucracy imposed by the European Union (specifically sustainability reporting), which heavily burdens businesses, particularly SMEs. They advocate for increasing exports and boosting domestic consumption, emphasizing that you cannot tax a country into prosperity.