maksutaulukoissa

Maksutaulukoissa is a Finnish phrase that refers to charges published in tariff tables, price lists, or fee schedules. The form maksutaulukoissa is the inessive plural of maksutaulukko, meaning “in the fee tables,” and is commonly used in administrative and legal texts to indicate where prices or charges are stated.

A maksutaulukko (fee table) is a document or a section of a document that lists the prices for services or goods. It functions as a tariff schedule and helps clients understand what they will be charged for different services, units, or product categories. The table typically shows service categories, units of measurement (for example per hour, per day, per visit), and the corresponding fees.

Typical content and structure may include: the service or product categories covered, the unit used for pricing, the exact fee or price per unit, any variations for different client groups, and notes on exemptions, discounts, or income-based adjustments. Many maksutaulukoissa also outline payment terms, deadlines, or caps on charges.

Usage and context: Maksutaulukkoja are commonly published by municipalities, public authorities, healthcare and social services, educational institutions, and private service providers. They are used to communicate pricing transparently to residents and customers and to standardize charges across similar services. In public-sector settings, fees listed in maksutaulukoissa may be reviewed annually or when policies change, and they may reflect criteria such as household income, age, or family size.

In summary, maksutaulukoissa denotes the location of pricing information within fee schedules, which serve as the official reference for what customers pay for services or goods.