By Plenary Sessions: Priit Sibul

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Strongly opposes tax hikes that threaten the economy and lack predictability, especially within the agricultural sector. It emphasizes that tax policy should not be driven solely by the need to balance the budget, but must instead consider the context of the taxpayer, the entrepreneur, and environmental and agricultural policy. It criticizes large, non-transparent subsidies (wind energy).

The economic views expressed strongly oppose tax hikes and the taxation of wealth, championing private property and the principles of a market economy. The speaker criticizes government interference in citizens' financial affairs and stands against leftist ideology, which advocates for the redistribution of wealth through wealth taxation. He also points out that amendments to the income tax law will result in euros flowing into the pockets of millionaires as well.

The economic views are strongly opposed to tax increases, especially concerning VAT and land tax, viewing them as inhibitors of economic growth. It is emphasized that the government should trust entrepreneurs and take their opinions into account, which is a more crucial litmus test than trust in politicians. This cascade of taxes is seen as worsening Estonia's economic situation compared to its neighbors.