kunnallisveroilla
Kunnallisvero, translated as municipal tax, is a local tax levied in Finland by individual municipalities to fund public services at the local level. The tax applies to residents, non‑resident property owners, and corporate entities operating within the municipality. It is a primary source of local revenue, alongside shares of national taxes and property fees.
The tax has two principal components: an income‑based municipal share of the personal income tax and a
Municipalities can adjust tax rates each fiscal year within the limits specified by the Municipal Tax Act
Legally, kunnallisvero is governed by Finland’s Taxation Act and the Local Government Act. The tax is administered