Intendenttikonttoria

Intendenttikonttoria, also known as the Intendent's Office, was a governmental institution in Finland during the 19th and early 20th centuries. It was established in 1809 as part of the reforms initiated by Governor-General Johan Vilhelm Snellman. The office was responsible for the administration of the state's financial affairs, including the collection of taxes and the management of public funds.

The Intendent's Office was headed by an Intendent, who was appointed by the Governor-General. The Intendent was responsible for overseeing the collection of taxes, the management of public funds, and the administration of the state's financial affairs. The office was also responsible for the administration of the state's debt and the management of the state's public works.

The Intendent's Office was abolished in 1918 as part of the reforms initiated by the Finnish Civil War. The office's functions were transferred to the Ministry of Finance, which was established in 1918. The Ministry of Finance is responsible for the administration of the state's financial affairs, including the collection of taxes and the management of public funds.