Tilinhoidolliset

Tilinhoidolliset is a Finnish term used to describe natural persons or organizations responsible for the care and management of financial accounts within a system, company, or public administration. The term combines tili (account) with hoito (care) and the plural/adjectival suffix -lliset, indicating a group or class of roles.

In practice, tilinhoidolliset perform activities related to maintaining ledgers, posting transactions, reconciling balances, and ensuring data integrity in financial records. They may operate within internal finance teams, external accounting service providers, or automated financial software environments. Common tasks include recording journal entries, applying payments, closing periods, and generating reports for management or regulatory purposes. The term emphasizes responsibility for correct and traceable account handling, rather than ownership of the funds.

The concept is most commonly used in Finnish-speaking business contexts and can describe both in-house specialists (such as bookkeepers, accountants, and controllers) and outsourced providers. In formal governance, tilinhoidolliset are expected to work under appropriate internal controls, including separation of duties, audit trails, and compliance with applicable accounting standards and data protection requirements. They interact with other roles such as auditors, financial managers, and IT administrators to safeguard the accuracy and reliability of financial information.

Because tilinhoidolliset is a descriptive term rather than a legally defined job title in many jurisdictions, its exact scope can vary by organization. See also accounting, bookkeeping, general ledger, internal control.