Maksullisuus
Maksullisuus refers to the practice of charging fees for services provided by public authorities, organizations, or publicly funded services. The term is commonly used in Finland to describe how some public services are financed through user payments rather than entirely by taxation. It covers a broad range of sectors, including health care, social services, education, culture, and transportation.
Charges are generally governed by law, regulation, or decisions by municipalities or other public bodies. They
The rationale for maksullisuus includes cost recovery, managing demand, and ensuring the financial sustainability of services,
Implementation and governance of maksullisuus involve central and local government budgets, service providers, and oversight bodies.