Right Party leader Lovely Perling said she was critical of the messages contained in the coalition agreement and that introducing a corporate income tax would not benefit the economy, ERR writes. :format(webp)/nginx/o/2023/11/23/15736569t1h3e15.jpg)
Right Party leader Lovely Perling. Photo: Tairo Lutter
Right Party leader Lovely Perling said she was critical of the messages contained in the coalition agreement and that introducing a corporate income tax would not benefit the economy, writes ERR .
“This is still a turning point for Estonia’s competitiveness when, after 20 years, income tax is actually reintroduced for companies. This is a very bad message for the Estonian economy, which is in the worst position in Europe and has been in recession for more than two years,” commented Perling.
Perling said the Right Party had proposed three conditions that would be significant in this coalition agreement. “First, the spending-based budget should be immediately visible so that it can be said where savings can be made and which items go towards defense spending. But this is not the case,” she said.
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