Mikroyrityksillä

Mikroyrityksillä refers to micro-enterprises in Finland. A micro-enterprise is generally defined as a business with fewer than 10 employees and an annual turnover not exceeding 2 million euros or an annual balance sheet total not exceeding 2 million euros. These small businesses form a significant part of the Finnish economy, contributing to job creation and innovation.

Micro-enterprises are characterized by their small size, often making them flexible and agile in their operations. They can be found across various sectors, including retail, services, consulting, and crafts. The owners are typically very hands-on, often managing multiple aspects of the business themselves.

The Finnish government and various organizations offer support for micro-enterprises through funding, training, and advisory services. This support aims to help these businesses start, grow, and overcome challenges. Common challenges faced by micro-enterprises include access to finance, marketing, and competition from larger companies. Despite these hurdles, micro-enterprises play a crucial role in the local economy and the broader business landscape of Finland.