Veromääräys

Veromääräys is a Finnish term referring to a tax assessment or tax determination. It is the official calculation and notification of the amount of tax a person or entity owes to the tax authorities. This process is typically carried out by the Finnish Tax Administration (Verohallinto).

A veromääräys can be issued for various types of taxes, including income tax, property tax, and value-added tax. The assessment is based on information provided by the taxpayer, such as income declarations, deductions, and other relevant financial data. The tax authorities then review this information to determine the correct tax liability.

Once the veromääräys is finalized, it is sent to the taxpayer. This document usually details the taxable income or value, the applicable tax rates, any deductions or credits applied, and the final amount of tax due. It also specifies the payment deadline and instructions for how to pay.

If a taxpayer disagrees with the veromääräys, they have the right to appeal the decision. The process for appeal and the timeframes involved are outlined by Finnish tax law. The veromääräys serves as the basis for tax collection and is a crucial document in the Finnish taxation system.