By Years: Tanel Tein

Supports strategic tax design in the remote gambling sector to increase the state’s revenue base and competitiveness in the global market by gradually lowering the tax rate to 4%. It advocates for the involvement of private capital, leveraged by the state (1/3), to finance the sports and culture sectors, recognizing the development potential of a strong economic branch within them. He/She emphasizes that healthy and employed people (including those of older age) bring economic benefit to the state.

He/She supports economic growth and the active participation of the private sector in financing public goods. He/She is critical of tax policies that could reduce corporate profits or stifle competition (the bank tax). He/She emphasizes the need to generate revenue for the state budget and ensure the economy functions properly, questioning whether raising taxes is more beneficial than taxing corporate profits. He/She sees great potential in reforming the system for tax-exempt donations.