Verotusten

Verotusten is the genitive plural form of the Finnish noun verotus, meaning taxation or the system of taxation. It is used in formal and juridical language to indicate possession or relation to taxation, and it often appears in compound noun phrases such as verotusten vaikutukset (the effects of taxation) or verotusten perusteet (the grounds of taxation).

Grammatical note: Verotus is a standard Finnish noun whose genitive plural ends in -usten, yielding verotusten. In usage, verotusten typically functions as a modifier within noun phrases, linking to another noun to indicate what aspect of taxation is being discussed. It does not stand alone as a complete predicate.

Usage: The form is common in legislative texts, policy reports, economic analyses, and academic writing in Finnish. It is used to refer to various aspects, indicators, or reforms related to taxation, and it helps specify which taxation-related domain is being described.

Examples: Verotusten vaikutukset (the effects of taxation); verotusten kehittäminen (the development or reform of the taxation system); verotusten perusteet (the grounds or basis of taxation); verotusten kevennys (the easing of taxation). These phrases appear in discussions of tax policy, fiscal projections, and comparative analyses of tax regimes.

See also: Verotus, vero, verotuspolitiikka, veroprosentit, veromarkkinat. The term sits within the broader Finnish vocabulary for taxation and is mainly encountered in formal or technical contexts.