lakisääteisinä

The term "lakisääteisinä" is a Finnish word that translates to "statutory" or "legislative" in English. It refers to something that is established or mandated by law. When something is described as "lakisääteisinä," it means it is a legal requirement or obligation imposed by legislation. This can apply to a wide range of contexts, from duties and responsibilities to rights and benefits. For instance, in employment law, certain benefits or working conditions might be considered "lakisääteisinä," meaning employers are legally bound to provide them. Similarly, tax obligations are statutory, as individuals and businesses are legally required to pay them according to the law. The concept of "lakisääteisinä" emphasizes that these matters are not optional or discretionary but are part of the legal framework governing a society. Adherence to "lakisääteisinä" requirements is crucial for individuals and organizations to operate within legal boundaries and avoid penalties. It signifies a formal, legally recognized status or provision.