Today, Wednesday, Finance Minister Magdalena Andersson presents the first budget since the Social Democrats, the Environment Party, the Center Party and the Liberals agreed on the so-called January agreement.
Here are the biggest budget lines for 2020 presented so far:
- Eliminated tax on tax: SEK 6.12 billion
- Reduced tax for pensioners: SEK 4.33 billion
- Environment / climate: SEK 2.90 billion
- Entrance deduction: SEK 1.67 billion
- High ceiling housing supplement, increased guarantee pension: SEK 1.40 billion
- Reduced tax sparsely populated: SEK 1.35 billion
- Job package: 1.29 months
- Reduced petrol / diesel tax: SEK 0.90bn
- Judicial system: SEK 0.70 billion
- Investment support, housing: SEK 0.60 billion
- Reduced employer contribution, research / development: SEK 0.50 billion
- Suspended ceiling for suspension
- with capital gains tax: SEK 0.50 billion
- Higher aid: SEK 0.37 billion
- Youth psychiatry: 0.30 months
- Development time: SEK 0.22 billion
- Compensation for healthcare VAT: SEK 0.21 billion
- Gender equality: SEK 0.16 billion
- Rural measures: SEK 0.12 million
- School package: 0.11 months
- Measures against welfare crime: SEK 0.10 billion
- Career services for specialist nurses: SEK 0.10 billion
- Continuing education for nurses: SEK 0.10 billion
- Support for cultural school: SEK 0.10 billion
- Functional package: 0.10 months
- Media support: SEK 0.085 billion
- Night train: 0.05 m
- Measures against money laundering: SEK 0.03 billion
Total: 24.42 m
This is how the investments will be financed- Reform space: 24 months
- Tax, plastic bags: 2.1 billion
- Waste incineration tax: SEK 0.24 billion
- Other: 0.02
Total: 26.34 billion