The party comes up with a number of tax changes that they want to implement. Including what the government has already proposed, the cut ends up at NOK 28.5 billion.
– It is possible to cut taxes at the same time as we strengthen welfare, says deputy leader Tina Bru, who presented the budget together with party leader Erna Solberg on Wednesday.
– The budgets for the next few years are not only about welfare today, it is about making arrangements so that the next generation can also experience a society with good welfare, she says.
Including increased support to Ukraine through Nansen to a total of NOK 30 billion, Høyre’s proposal will involve the use of money from the oil fund of NOK 29.4 billion. Without this aid package being taken into account, Høyre’s budget proposal will mean that NOK 600,000 million less will be taken out of the oil fund than what the current government is proposing next year.
Halving the wealth tax
Some of the changes the Conservative Party wants:
* Wealth tax is halved on working capital next year. It should be the first step in a rapid liquidation. This will give a full-year effect of NOK 8.1 billion.
* Income tax is cut by NOK 3,000 if you earn between NOK 450,000 and 800,000. Price NOK 8.6 billion in full-year effect.
* The free card limit is increased to NOK 150,000. Price NOK 1,950 million.
* The salmon tax is changing. The rate to 15 per cent, down from 25 per cent today. Price NOK 1 billion in full-year effect.
* No exit tax, or relocation tax, for those with large assets who move out of Norway.
Increased CO2 tax on fuel
People will notice a number of changes in their own wallets, argues Høyre. They propose to increase the child benefit by NOK 1,000 a month for the youngest children, as well as to adjust the price for the oldest.
The party will also introduce an increase in the CO2 tax to speed up the green shift. The fee will be gradually increased to 2,000 kroner per tonne in 2030. The increased fees will be compensated with the general tax reductions the party will introduce.
– Motorists with fossil fuel cars get back the tax increase on a normal annual consumption of fuel the next time they pay the traffic insurance tax, the program states.
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