Verotetut

Verotetut is a Finnish adjective formed as the past participle of verottaa (to tax). It denotes that a person, income, asset, or transaction has been taxed or is subject to taxation. The base form is verotettu; the plural form verotetut is used when modifying plural nouns (for example verotetut tulot, taxed incomes; verotetut tuotot, taxed profits).

Usage: In everyday language and in official tax documents, verotetut refers to items for which tax has already been paid. The related adjective verotettavat describes items that are liable to tax (i.e., taxable), such as verotettavat tulot (income subject to tax) or verotettavat hyödyt (taxable benefits). Depending on context, verotetut can indicate the outcome after taxation (net of tax) or merely the fact that tax treatment has occurred.

Origin: The term is formed from verottaa + -tu participle, a common way to form adjectives in Finnish.

See also:

- verotus

- vero

- veroprosentti

- verolainsäädäntö

Notes: Verotetut and verotettavat are related but distinct in meaning: the former refers to what has already been taxed, while the latter describes what is liable to be taxed. The exact interpretation can depend on context and formal usage.