Saturday, August 23, 2014

Borg: Higher taxes for banks – Swedish Dagbladet

Borg: Higher taxes for banks – Swedish Dagbladet

– We need to secure the levees to have freedom of action in the next crisis. We believe that there is a need for budgetary strengthening of SEK 25 billion to reach surplus target in 2018, said the Borg at the press conference on Harpsundsvägen.

At the press conference, Anders Borg surprised at the criticism that came out during the week against he and Carl Bildt called a press conference to describe the economic impact of the increasing flow of refugees to Sweden.

– It is not normal that we have such shifts in the public finances of tens of billions that come between June and August, and of course must I report what caused it, said Borg.

He also estimates that the refugee stream may increase in the early autumn.

– We can not rule out that it will be 2500 to 3000 people a week in early September.

– It does cost, but there’s no reason not to stand up for the common consensus that we actually have in the asylum and eventually this will give a true and substantial profit for Sweden, said Borg.

In a press writes Anders Borg that he believes that taxes from the financial sector should increase. He believes that the Alliance Government agree that the future budget increases mainly be done through income increases but it will also be necessary to reduce spending growth. Tax receipts from the financial sector should increase and environmental governance should be strengthened through higher taxes on passenger cars, and vehicles that have particularly high emissions of greenhouse gases, says the government.

Finance Minister Anders Borg (M) predicts that the Swedish economy grows 1.9 percent this year. Next year will be GDP growth 3.0 percent in 2016 and 3.4 per cent. There is a marked impairment for 2014 and smaller declines in 2015 and in 2016.

Unemployment 2014 lands at 7.9 percent and decreases to 7.4 percent next year and 6.8 percent in 2016 Still later counting Borg with an unemployment rate of 5.8 percent during the 2018th

Public sector financial balance lands of minus 2.2 percent of GDP this year. The deficit decreases gradually and will be on the plus 0.2 percent during the 2017th

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