By Plenary Sessions: Priit Sibul

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Economic views strongly oppose tax hikes, seeing them merely as a way to collect over 200 million euros rather than actually solving problems. They support limited state intervention in citizens' financial affairs and favor a governmental structure based on private property and a market economy, citing Siim Kallas’s manifesto. The state’s excessive meddling in citizens’ finances is criticized.

It demands concrete, scheduled transparency concerning the rising tax burden, indicating concern over fiscal discipline and the financial strain on citizens. While supporting major investments in security, it remains critical of implementing a broad-based security tax and the ambiguity surrounding financial distribution (i.e., defense versus other security needs).

Economic viewpoints are strongly against arbitrarily and hastily imposed wealth taxes, particularly when they are potentially unconstitutional. There is an emphasis on the necessity of a reasonable and predictable tax environment that does not retroactively punish people who have acquired assets.