The uphill for Erna and blåblå – Dagsavisen

Forget the tax cuts of 50-100 billion. Ongoing nursery admission were not realized. Oh, these campaign promises.

uphill for Erna and blåblå

Forget the tax cuts of 50-100 billion. Ongoing nursery admission were not realized. Oh, these campaign promises.

Food and beverages are expensive, unless the government can do something with it. Gasoline prices are almost impossible to talk about anymore. The blåblå, represented by the never resting state secretary Bård Hoksrud, comforts himself with the freedom of a small sjokomelk. Progress Party finance spokesperson Gjermund Hagesæter and Conservative Minister Thorbjorn Røe Isaksen waving white flags and pray for peace.

Business Stopper and NHO looks red. The wealth tax as they blåblå promised to remove, will not disappear. It will be slightly reduced, from 1 percent to 0.8 percent, the state budget for 2015, it is said. But Finance Minister Siv Jensen will not guarantee that the property tax is removed before the next parliamentary elections. The extensive tax cuts of 50-100 billion Progress promised its more than 460,000 voters, it does not happen. It was nevertheless a statement from the Labour Party, and not something we promised, says Siv Jensen grimly to Daily newspaper reporter. But it was not. In several interviews with Dagsavisen last fall said central FRP politicians that the expected tax relief of up to 100 billion. 7th September 2013 estimated the current Minister of Transport Ketil Solvik-Olsen cut of 50-100 billion. Right vowed to compare tax cuts of 25 billion and Progress Party’s former tax policy spokesman, Christian Tybring-Pike said 4 October 2013 that “I hope we can agree on something that lies between the Conservatives and the Progress Party. At least 50 billion in tax cuts must be a natural ambition for the government and I think we can get it. “Inheritance tax would disappear completely tax-free allowance on income tax should be raised substantially and the basic allowance for wage and pension income raised. Now … we’ll see.

The government has more to bale with. Families, for example. Before the general election in 2013 launched the coalition plans two nursery admission year. Today, children born before September 1 secured kindergarten year. The coalition would reduce the pressure on nurseries in July and August, and ensure that more children received day care after they were filled one year. “Hopelessly rigid,” said Conservative family policy spokeswoman Linda Hofstad helland. No, here it should be flexible recording system with continuous recording, allowing all-year-olds could fit, she promised, including Dagsavisen in November 2012. Audun Lysbakken lost womanizer, SV went from having 11 per cent of female voters in 2009 to a meager 6 percent in 2013, ladies disappeared from the AP, while the Conservatives left the ladies in the tens of thousands: They had 19 per cent of female voters in the 2009 election and increased to 26 per cent. Preliminary polls (three national in July) do not indicate any great blue choose flight. But Labor is at historic levels and should SV and MDG get over the threshold, they lose their majority blåblå with KrF and Left.

Back to tax policy. This is a broken promise, turn NHO president Tore Ulstein firm. He demands that the government halves the capital tax to 0.5 percent next year’s budget. In the 2014 budget the government adjusted the rate from 1.1 to 1 percent. It’s not a pace Ulstein are happy with. Business Summits will have wealth tax away, but receive little support from researchers at Statistics Norway and the Norwegian School of Economics. What does halved the rate for you? Ask The current Corporate NHO top. “It would mean a halving of the capital tax I pay today,” he replies. It’s good to have NHO to prepare such calculations. Frp Hagesæter sent out again. NHO “should calm down.” For: “There must be a reasonable relationship between cuts in capital taxes and easing coming ordinary people to do well.”

Exactly. There must be a reasonable relationship between how the super rich, the so so rich, middle class and those struggling charged tax even though the discussion will always go where the distribution of political gold line should go. It’s about a community – our community – which is organized as a joint effort. Even for a Conservative / FRP government is problematic to create a new class of super rich taxpayers to zero. A most interesting new study VG presented Saturday shows high economic gap between income and other elite groups in Norway. And the difference increases. Inheritance is becoming increasingly important; those who are rich in this country are those with rich parents, which supports the findings also in this summer’s major economy talking point, Thomas Pikettys’ capital in the 21st century. ” Norway is probably one of the few countries in the world that can make these with all the people involved. Register data from Statistics Norway, linked to other registries, making it possible to see elite movements over time, through family relationships, education, career choices and income. There can be many disadvantages that the rich get richer and keep more for themselves. Fellow Jørn Ljunggren says: “In a golden ghetto you get might help to invest confirmation money, but it’s hard to find someone with a van that will help you move the damn fridge.”

irene.halvorsen@dagsavisen.no