According to János Bóka, the budget of the Tisza takes away from everyone, even from those to whom it gives something.

Bóka János criticized the government's budget proposal, claiming it betrays campaign promises and harms the economy. He described it as a "leftist, neo-communist" budget that will ultimately take more from citizens than it gives. The proposal aims to reduce the deficit below 5%, but experts see risks. Bóka warned of potential negative impacts on businesses, job losses, and limited real wage growth. He highlighted numerous tax increases and the absence of promised benefits like the 14th pension installment. The Fidesz party finds the proposal unacceptable and calls for a budget that genuinely supports tax reductions and economic growth.