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Mats Uotila wrote that the research confirmed, according to him, that Finns did not want the tax increases advocated by the left-wing opposition. He stated that 54 percent of Finns supported the option where at least two-thirds of the adjustments in public finances would be made through spending cuts. https://t.co/qAhlsQ56FU #Suomi #politiikka #verotus (translated)

Tuomo Saarni asked why the public sector was allowed to spend money recklessly without consequences. He urged reading about what the welfare area was ready to pay 170,000 euros for without bidding. At the same time, he criticized a person who had stated they wanted to pay higher taxes, deeming this unreasonable. (translated)

Tere Sammallahti wrote that according to the interpretation of the Tax Administration, taxes of up to 170,000 euros should have been paid on an income of 41,000 euros, but the Supreme Administrative Court annulled the interpretation. He contemplated what kind of social media story the Tax Administration would create about the legal dispute and thanked for the work victory as well as for the precedent he considers important. https://t.co/x1NDdIyEbr #verotus #oikeus #ennakkopäätös (translated)

Tere Sammallahti wondered why tax revenue had increased despite tax cuts. He reminded that the leftists had previously claimed that tax cuts weakened the state's financial base and asked whether the reason for the economic distress was actually too high taxation. #verotus #talous #politiikka (translated)

Kari previously mentioned that he used to laugh at people who wanted to break away from society's hustle, but now he said he appreciates those who can do it. He justified his view by claiming that hardworking men were taxed into poverty, the price of diesel was 2.5 euros per liter, the retirement age was 97 years, and the social democrats were winning the elections. https://t.co/RZxCXpzt2e #yhteiskunta #politiikka #verotus (translated)

Juho Romakkaniemi wrote that taxation was eased for this year and the annual tax revenue estimate was adjusted upward by 1.1 billion. According to him, reducing high marginal tax rates on labor increases economic activity and consumption. Romakkaniemi assessed that raising taxes on high earners would likely not increase tax revenue, but would weaken the overall well-being of Finns. #verotus #talous #hyvinvointi (translated)

Sture Fjäder wrote that, in his opinion, half of YLE's budget could be cut, as the remaining amount would be sufficient to handle the task of public information production. According to him, the cut would end the current type of operations, and he also demanded the removal of the YLE tax. #YLE https://t.co/4PU16v6PJq #YLE #budjetti #verotus (translated)

Roni Arvonen wrote that, according to him, the people did not like the "forced lying" of tax funds, unlimited immigration, or Minister Partanen's wastefulness. He estimated that more daring action from the National Coalition Party could change the course, but described the party and its people as weak. Arvonen hoped that the National Coalition Party would remain permanently behind the Finns Party. #politiikka #verotus #maahanmuutto (translated)

Samu Mökillä wrote that Finland should reduce immigration and lower taxes. He said that young people need hope for the future and claimed that otherwise they would practically be forced into slave labor to finance the pensions of 30-year-old immigrants and would only retire themselves when they are very old. He used derogatory language about immigrants. #Suomi #nuoret #verotus (translated)

Aki Kangasharju wrote that quick savings should not be made, but he believes the writing lacked information on savings that could be implemented. He estimated that without that information, readers could get the impression that the main goal is primarily tax increases. https://t.co/89USsZRH11 #säästöt #verotus #talous (translated)

Rami Kurimo listed as convicted Shear Abdon, Isse Adenin, Badr Falah Ahmedin, Cebrail Akelin, Ugur Akelin, Umit Akelin, Muhammad Ardallan Alin, Houssemeddine Ammarin, Sahin Denizin, Bashar Ibrahimin, Sevim Abdullahin, Mehmet Söylemezin, Abdulkarim Ibrahimin, and Mohamed Ragoubin. He asked how much Finnish taxpayers' money would be spent on their prison sentences' implementation. Kurimo cited HS as the source. #vankeus #verotus #Suomi (translated)

Olli Herrala wrote that according to the Tax Administration, the lowest 40 percent of income earners paid six percent of the total income tax revenue, while a small group of the highest earners paid half of all income taxes. He encouraged remembering these figures when complaining that the so-called rich are not bearing their share of the tax burden. https://t.co/Pu1WlCZ25u #verotus #tuloerot #talous (translated)

The demand from the red is that others do more. It always warms the heart and makes one wake up even earlier to pay more taxes, so they can be distributed to even bigger sectors of the welfare state. Those kinds of statements are quite frustrating. #verotus #suomi #politiikka (translated)

These three parties want to raise and tighten all taxes. The Social Democrats propose a 5 billion tax hammer. Good Finns, your income belongs to you, not the state! Don't vote for these three parties on April 18, 2027! I believe you want to keep your income. You are already paying too much in taxes! #taxation #verotus https://t.co/gqno8Q3SKq #verotus #politiikka #Suomi (translated)

Finland has some of the tightest income tax rates in the world. It's sick to tax talent, diligence, and work so harshly. Excessive income taxation kills all diligence. It's time to reduce the income tax for middle and high earners by 10 percentage points. Towards a flat tax. #incometax #tuloverotus https://t.co/w9XnFCk7KZ #verotus #tulo #Suomi (translated)

"Do these immigrants think that Finnish taxpayers pay for adult immigrants' student loans too? "I don't think it's fair that you have to live on loans already in elementary school," Mohammed says. Some students first learn to write using the Latin alphabet. They start their studies in a literacy group that lasts a year. - This means they have to live on loans for two years after elementary school," Mohammed says." The question is why we need such large numbers of illiterate adults to be supported by taxpayers? Perhaps so that our prisons remain full?" #maahanmuutto #opiskelu #verotus (translated)