Former Estonian Prime Minister Jüri Ratas is questioning the current coalition government’s claims regarding tax stability and budget balancing. He asserts that promises of no further tax increases and a balanced budget are likely unsustainable. Ratas points to budget calculations indicating these assurances are not supported by realistic projections. He warns that relying on state debt to fuel current growth will ultimately hinder future economic prosperity. The critique suggests an anticipated shortfall, despite claims of hidden internal reserves. Ratas’ statement casts doubt on the government’s fiscal planning and its long-term economic vision for Estonia.