- 1 Introduction
- 2 Finland as a sustainable economy
- 3 Strategic themes
- 4 Governance
- Annexes and entries in meeting minutes
- Annex 1. Summary of discretionary changes in permanent expenditure
- Annex 2. One-off future-oriented investments
- Annex 3. Spending limits rule
- Annex 4. Work to combat the grey economy
- Annex 5. Measures to combat international tax evasion and aggressive tax planning
- Annex 6. Entries in meeting minutes
- Annex 7. Memo of the working group on Europe regarding the key themes of Finland’s Presidency of the Council of the European Union
- Annex 8. Ideas of the working group on transport to develop land use, housing and transport
- Annex 9. Fostering democracy
- Annex 10. Impacts of benefit increases
- Annex 11. Tables, Annex 1
- Annex 12. One-off future-oriented investments, tables, Annex 2
- Government Communications Strategy
Annex 1. Summary of discretionary changes in permanent expenditure
EUR million | |
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3.1 Carbon neutral Finland that protects biodiversity | 98 |
3.1.1 Housing policy | 12 |
3.2 Globally influential Finland | 100 |
3.3 Safe and secure Finland built on the rule of law | 40 |
3.3.1 Strengthening the rule of law | 15 |
3.3.2 Defence policy | 10 |
3.4 Dynamic and thriving Finland | 125 |
3.4.1. Developing and maintaining the transport network | 20 |
3.4.2 Agriculture | 35 |
3.5 Finland built on trust and labour market equality | 65 |
3.6 Fair, equal and inclusive Finland (incl. 3.6.1 health and social services) | 270 |
3.6.2 Reform of social security | 300 |
3.7 Finland that promotes competence, education, culture and innovation | 201,5 |
3.7.1 Youth, culture and sport | 22,5 |
of which from unallocated reserve | -84 |
Total | 1 230 |
A table of expenditure allocation by measure at the 2023 level in the annex.
Deductions
A working group will be appointed to draw up, by the autumn budget session, a proposal for deductions of EUR 100 million at the 2023 level concerning business subsidies. If no agreement is reached on the deductions, all business subsidies will be decreased in relation to their costs. The aim is to examine this in as balanced a way as possible, also in regard to tax subsidies, taking into account the appropriateness of the outcome. At the same time, a decision will be made on the possible continuation of the emissions trading compensation.
The levels of the deferrable appropriation items will be permanently reduced by a total of EUR 50 million (at the 2023 level), the reductions being targeted at appropriations that have without cause been used significantly below their budgeted level in recent years (exceptionally large ‘transferrable items’).
The appropriation level of the EU membership contribution based on the Commission’s proposal will be reduced by EUR 50 million (at the 2023 level) with respect to the technical General Government Fiscal Plan, giving due consideration to the current situation in the negotiations. If, however, the EU membership contribution turns out to be greater than this, the situation in regard to the planned additional expenditure will be reassessed.