Kiinteistöverotiedot

Kiinteistöverotiedot refers to information related to property taxes in Finland. These taxes are levied annually by municipalities on property owners. The basis for the property tax is the assessed value of the property, which is determined by the Finnish Tax Administration (Verohallinto).

Property tax information typically includes details such as the taxable value of the property, the tax rate applied by the municipality, and the total amount of tax owed. Owners can usually access their specific kiinteistöverotiedot through the Finnish Tax Administration's online service, OmaVero, or by requesting the information directly from their local municipality.

The purpose of property tax is to provide municipalities with a stable source of income to fund local services like schools, healthcare, and infrastructure. The tax rates can vary significantly between municipalities, as local councils have the authority to set their own rates within legally defined limits. Different types of properties, such as residential buildings, commercial properties, and vacant land, may also be subject to different tax rates. Understanding kiinteistöverotiedot is crucial for property owners to ensure accurate tax payments and to be aware of their local tax obligations.