Maksuperusteisuutta
Maksuperusteisuutta, also known as "Maksuperusteinen tuen järjestäminen" in Finnish, is a system of organizing social welfare benefits in Finland. The system is based on the principle that the amount of social welfare benefits a person receives is determined by their income and the number of dependents they have. This approach aims to ensure that those who can afford to contribute more to society also receive more in return.
The Maksuperusteisuutta system was introduced in 1993 as part of a broader reform of the Finnish social
One of the key features of the Maksuperusteisuutta system is that it is means-tested, meaning that the
The Maksuperusteisuutta system has been the subject of much debate in Finland. Some argue that it is