The Danish government is facing internal division regarding a proposal from Enhedslisten (the Red-Green Alliance) to impose a tax on excess profits. The disagreement centers on whether to include this tax within the upcoming finance law (finansloven). While the spokesperson for M (the Moderates) calls the proposal "a bad idea," SF (the Socialist People’s Party) expresses willingness to implement it. Minister of Employment Peter Hummelgaard is already bracing for tough negotiations regarding the matter. The Finance Minister indicates the discussion will be contained within the negotiation room. This split threatens to complicate the process of finalizing the national budget. The future of the tax and the stability of the government coalition hang in the balance.