Veroilmoituksia

Veroilmoituksia is the plural form of veroilmoitus, a tax declaration submitted to the Finnish Tax Administration (Verohallinto). They are used to report a taxpayer’s income, deductions, credits and other information needed to calculate taxes for the year. The term covers several different declarations depending on taxpayer type and form.

For individuals, veroilmoitus is the annual personal tax return. In Finland, many residents receive a pre-filled personal veroilmoitus from Verohallinto and submit it electronically through the online service OmaVero after reviewing and, if necessary, correcting the information. The declaration includes wage and pension income, capital income, deductions and family data. After submission, Verohallinto assesses the tax and issues a final tax decision.

For businesses and other entities, veroilmoituksia includes corporate income tax declarations (yhtiöveroilmoitus) and VAT declarations (arvonlisäveroilmoitus) that may be filed monthly, quarterly, or annually depending on the business size and activity. These declarations report business income, deductions, VAT liability, and other tax details necessary for tax assessment.

Submission and deadlines vary by declaration type and year. Most electronic filings are preferred, and deadlines are published by Verohallinto. Failure to file or providing incorrect information can lead to penalties, interest, or revised tax decisions. Veroilmoituksia are a central tool in Finland’s tax administration for ensuring accurate taxation and compliance across individuals and organizations.