Varallisuusveron
Varallisuusveron, also known as wealth tax, is a tax levied on an individual’s net wealth, which includes the total value of assets minus liabilities. It aims to address income inequality by taxing the accumulated wealth of high-net-worth individuals. The specifics of varallisuusveron, including rates, exemptions, and taxable assets, vary across countries and regions.
Historically, wealth taxes have been implemented in various forms in several European countries, including Finland, France,
The taxable wealth usually encompasses real estate properties, financial assets, jewelry, and other valuable possessions, minus
Supporters argue that varallisuusveron promotes economic equality, generates public revenue, and discourages speculative asset accumulation. Critics
While wealth tax systems are not universally adopted, they remain an important policy tool in discussions about