Verokevennyksiä

Verokevennyksiä are tax reliefs or reductions available in Finland. These are designed to lower an individual's or a company's tax burden under specific circumstances. The Finnish tax system allows for various deductions and credits that can be claimed, effectively reducing the amount of taxable income or the final tax payable.

Common types of verokevennyksiä include deductions for work-related expenses, such as travel costs to and from work, or costs associated with earning income. There are also reliefs for housing expenses, like mortgage interest deductions, and for certain types of investments. Families may benefit from child-related tax reliefs. For businesses, tax incentives can be offered to encourage investment, research and development, or job creation.

The eligibility and extent of these verokevennyksiä are governed by Finnish tax law and are subject to change. Taxpayers are responsible for understanding the rules and applying for the reliefs they are entitled to. Information on available tax reliefs is typically provided by the Finnish Tax Administration (Verohallinto) through its publications and online services. Claiming these reliefs can significantly impact an individual's or company's financial situation by reducing their tax liability.