Verollisissa

Verollisissa is a Finnish adjective form meaning "subject to tax" or "taxable." It is the inessive plural form of verollinen, used to describe nouns that are part of a tax base or otherwise liable to taxation. The word is built from vero meaning "tax" and the suffix -llinen, which denotes a characteristic, with -ssa marking the inessive plural case. In tax and financial language, verollisissa appears in phrases that indicate items, incomes, or transactions that are taxed.

The term is primarily a grammatical form rather than a standalone concept and tends to appear in official texts, tax guides, and accounting materials. Related nouns include verovelvollinen, meaning a person who is liable to pay taxes, and verovelvollisuus, the concept of tax liability. Verollinen as an adjective and its inflected forms are common in legislation and formal discourse, while verollisissa is rarely used outside such contexts.

Usage examples are typically found in sentences that specify taxable components within a broader financial statement or tax calculation. For instance, one might encounter formulations like "verollisissa tuloissa huomioidaan verotettavat tuotot" or "verollisissa hyödykkeissä arvonlisävero määräytyy tuotteen mukaan," where verollisissa links to nouns in the appropriate case to indicate taxable status.

See also: vero, verovelvollinen, verotus, arvonlisävero.