Welfare gains should be under 10 percent “- Aftonbladet

The Government investigators Ilmar Reepalu is currently working on a proposal to limit the profit part of the welfare sector.

Under the proposal, the profits to be below ten percent of the invested capital.

– It is not reasonable in this kind of sector that so much of our tax money to go to a few owners of capital, he says in the Agenda.

Earlier this week, SVT reported that Mr Ilmar Reepalu, government investigators by gains in welfare, zeros in on a proposal that restrict corporate profit withdrawals to eight percent of the invested capital plus inflation. Swedish Enterprise’s managing director Carola Lemne called the proposal for an assault on property rights, while the Left Party, Sjöstedt wanted to see an even lower ceiling.

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Now confirm Reepalu that his proposal will be on the ten percent of the invested capital.

– Our proposal will be that way, he says the Agenda.

– we have rejected some of the other options and we are now looking at what the consequences are if we put ourselves at different levels and what is needed for the type of transition rules. Who would get in trouble and who would benefit from such a system.

A model to remove the large excess profits should hopefully be completed by November 1, says Reepalu.

– we now look at what the consequences are if we put ourselves at different levels and what is needed for the type of transition rules.

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Reepalu investigation has compared private service as hairdressers, drivers and dental technicians with companies in the welfare sector. He says that the former is around 10 percent, while the welfare companies have 40-50 percent.

– It is not reasonable in this kind of sector that so much of our tax money to go to a few owners of capital.

Agenda is broadcast in SVT2 tonight at 21:15