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Moderators now present their budget motions and write in the debate on the DN that it will be the Alliance party reform program.
M-leader Ulf Kristersson and Elisabeth Svantesson, political spokesman for moderators, economist, argue that their budget violates "the fatigue of last year's reforms and political remains".
Climate research is a priority mentioned and moderators want Sweden to be a precursor to climate policy.
"At the same time, the international climate needs to be strengthened," writes Kristersson and Svantesson.
Moderators also want that fewer of them will have to pay high marginal taxes and that "during the term of office take measures to abolish the social tax".
"The half-left principle had broad support thirty years ago, and it should have it today too," the moderators write.
Employment tax deductions, introduced by the Reinfeldt government, are something that Kristersson and Svantesson wish to continue investing. As a result, an increase in the employment deduction is proposed "to better pay more to shift from contribution to work".
A triple tax deduction It is also something that is suggested with the motivation that it helps to create jobs easier.
Retirees receive a reduced tax in the budget motion, which amounts to SEK 5.8 billion in 2019.
"We want to further reduce the tax of Swedish pensioners for the duration of their tenure."
M also wants put an end to the government's red-green government's tax hikes on agriculture and eliminate the over-indexation of fuel taxes in the budget motion.
The migration policy is also discussed because they describe the integration of newcomers as a fate of destiny – employment and language are crucial.
"We want a special kindergarten for children growing up in families that do not speak Swedish."
Some details of the appearance of such a kindergarten are not developed in the debate.
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