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The three largest cities in Sweden, Stockholm, Gothenburg, and Malmö, will be governed by a red-green coalition consisting of the Social Democrats, the Left Party, and the Green Party, despite the fact that it has taken time to conclude comprehensive agreements and that taxes remain unchanged in Gothenburg and Stockholm. #Sverige #Politik #Göteborg (translated)

Lars Boje Mathiesen asserted that the rules allowed migrants from the Middle East and Africa to receive early retirement pensions without having worked previously and later obtain permanent residency and citizenship. He wrote that, according to him, 500 Syrians had been granted early retirement pensions in recent years, which resulted in costs that were borne by Danish taxpayers. Mathiesen criticized the VLAK government and the Danish People’s Party for allowing the rules to remain unchanged and questioned why Mette Frederiksen had not intervened during her seven years in power. He stated that the Citizens’ Party had proposed a motion aimed at closing what he described as a loophole in the regulations. At the same time, he reiterated his party's support for remigration, changes in demographic development, and a principle that public benefits should only go to Danish citizens. Mathiesen asked whether the other parties would acknowledge the mistake and support the proposal. #dkpol #dkmedier #dkpol #migranter #skatter (translated)

Aja baja directed an ironic thank you to Karin Wanngård for her commitment to building more mosques in Sweden and wrote that she deserved a temporary pension of 80,000 kronor a month for 16 years. The post also included hashtags about politics, taxes, and that the situation was a madhouse. #svpol #skatter https://t.co/mrXsnpZBF8 #svpol #politik #muskéer (translated)

Aja Baja claimed that the Social Democrats were working to ensure that ordinary workers would have to work until 67, while the party's own representatives, according to the writer, took out 80,000 kronor a month at the age of 51. The writer wanted temporary pensions for politicians to be banned immediately and described the situation ironically as redistribution policy. #svpol #skatter #pension https://t.co/toJSOM34Ec #svpol #pension #skatter (translated)

Aja Baja criticized that taxpayers, according to the writer, would have to cover an extra temporary pension of over 20,000 kronor a month for the Green Party's Daniel Helldén, despite the fact that he already received a full parliamentary salary. The writer claimed that politicians arranged favorable agreements for themselves while ordinary workers were forced to stretch every krona. https://t.co/rmPUlnBWMY #politik #skatter #rättvisa (translated)

The debaters urge the Swedish government to protect and develop the individual savings account (ISK) that simplifies saving and ownership, rather than imposing higher taxes on capital, in order to preserve Sweden's competitiveness and promote responsible ownership among citizens. #Sparande #Kapitalmarknad #ISK (translated)

Adam Danieli wrote that for several years it had been unclear how Mohamed Ali had supported himself and claimed that his declared incomes in certain years corresponded to only a few thousand kronor per month. He criticized that Ali had first become a Swedish citizen and then a member of parliament, describing it as a serious failure. https://t.co/DTp7RWbSfx #politik #medborgarskap #skatter (translated)

Aja baja wrote that Mohamed Ali, before he took office in the parliament, had cost Swedish taxpayers 187,338 kronor, according to the post. Aja baja also stated that there was now a cost for an interpreter of 2,500 kronor per hour and indicated an additional 81,400 kronor per month. https://t.co/RyepzBKUtP #Sverige #Politik #Skatter (translated)

Roger MSGA asked if rights could at least stop being allocated to migrants who, according to him, had not fulfilled even a minimum of obligations. He wrote that Swedish people, including himself, had paid taxes their whole lives and found this very provocative. #migration #rättigheter #skatter (translated)

Alex Vanopslagh wrote that Mette Frederiksen had promised year after year to tackle bureaucracy, but that 20,000 bureaucrats had been hired since she became prime minister. He criticized her statements on the subject and wrote that she had the opportunity to act but did not do so. According to Vanopslagh, Frederiksen had referred the criticism to the finance minister, whom he believed did not seem concerned about the growth of the state bureaucracy. He called the government's approach arrogant towards Danish taxpayers, whom he described as payers of the world's highest taxes. Vanopslagh also wrote that the government had said in an interview that the treasury was empty, while, according to him, it had spent money on bureaucrats and would allocate 17.4 billion for VAT bureaucracy. He argued that a blue government was needed to change the trend. #Bureaukrati #MetteFrederiksen #Politik (translated)

Joachim H wrote that according to him it was possible to be denied a leave application, yet still be on leave and receive full compensation. He believed that ordinary people would call it refusal to work, while in the parliament it seemed to function as an extra benefit, and wrote that taxpayers thus got yet another example of different rules applying to different people. #arbetspolitik #ledighet #skatter (translated)

Mats Yxhäll criticized what he described as nonsense from SVT and wrote that the company simultaneously complained about cuts due to insufficient funding. He stated that SVT received 5.7 billion kronor per year and that public service received 9.7 billion. According to Yxhäll, it was the taxpayers who were forced to pay, regardless of whether they used public service, as the operation was considered to have an essential societal function. #SVT #skatter #media (translated)

The Waste Ombudsman compared how authorities acted when someone was caught with a million kronor to how they handled wasted tax money. The account stated that the police would then knock hard on the person's door, whereas, according to the post, not even an attempt was made to recover the tax money. https://t.co/uVMDbjQFRJ #ekonomi #skatter #brott (translated)