Vähennyskelpoisista

Vähennyskelpoisista is a Finnish term used in tax and financial language to refer to items or expenses that are eligible for deduction from income or tax liability. It describes things that can be subtracted or credited in the calculation of taxes, according to applicable laws and guidelines.

In legal and administrative texts, vähennyskelpoisista is typically part of a larger phrase, such as vähennyskelpoisista menoista or vähennyskelpoisista tuloista, meaning deductible expenses or deductible income. The form is the plural elative/genitive form of the adjective vähennyskelpoinen, and it appears only within a noun phrase rather than as a standalone noun.

Context and use: The Finnish tax system allows certain expenses to be deducted to reduce taxable income. Whether a specific cost is deductible depends on statutory rules, thresholds, and conditions set by the Tax Administration (Verohallinto). Taxpayers report eligible deductions on their annual tax return, and the Verohallinto provides official guidance and lists of common or conditionally deductible expenses.

Common sense and examples: Typical deductible expenses in tax discourse may include income-related costs and other approved costs recognized by authorities. The exact categories and limits are defined in tax legislation and administrative guidelines, and they can vary by taxpayer situation (individual, entrepreneur, pensioner, etc.). It is important for filers to consult current Verohallinto instructions or official publications to determine which costs qualify as vähennyskelpoisista in a given year.

See also: vähennyskelpoinen, tuloverotus, Verohallinto, verotuslainsäädäntö.