Verotuloihin

Verotuloihin is a Finnish noun form used in reference to tax revenue. It is the illative case form of the word verotulo, meaning tax revenue, and conveys the sense of “to” or “into tax revenues.” The illative case is commonly used in Finnish to indicate direction, relation, or impact toward a broader concept such as tax income.

In economic and public-finance language, verotuloihin appears in discussions about government finances, budgeting, and forecasts. It often functions as the target or affected entity in statements about changes, projections, or policies. For example, verotuloihin liittyvät arviot describe estimates related to tax revenues, while kestävät verotuloihin kohdistuvat säästöt refer to cuts directed at tax revenue streams. The term regularly appears in official documents, economic analyses, and media coverage when evaluating how tax policy or economic conditions influence government receipts.

Usage notes:

- Verotuloihin is typically used with verbs that indicate impact, relation, or direction, such as vaikuttaa (to affect), liittyä (to relate to), or ilmaista (to express in relation to).

- It should be distinguished from verotulo (singular tax revenue) and verotulot (tax revenues, plural nominative), which occur in different grammatical contexts.

See also:

- Verotulo (tax revenue)

- Verotulojen kehitys and verotuloihin liittyvät arviot in Finnish economic reporting

- Finnish economic terminology and case forms used in finance and budgeting

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