maksutaulukon

Maksutaulukon is the genitive form of maksutaulukko, a term used in Finnish public administration to refer to a structured schedule of fees, payments, or reimbursements. The concept describes standardized rates used to price services and guide invoicing, reimbursement, and user charges across public sectors, most commonly health care and social welfare.

A maksutaulukon typically lists service codes, service descriptions, units of measure (for example, per visit or per hour), and the corresponding monetary amounts in euros. Many tables also include notes on conditions, regional adjustments, and exceptions that affect how rates are applied.

Publishers of maksutaulukot vary by sector. National ministries, health authorities, and municipal administrations periodically update the table to reflect policy changes, inflation, or budget decisions. In administrative texts, the maksutaulukon is cited to determine what is payable by an insurer, government program, or client.

In practice, the maksutaulukon guides billing for providers and determines patient charges or reimbursement levels. It functions as a reference point in contracts, tender documents, and service agreements, ensuring consistency across providers and regions.

Etymology and usage: Maksutaulukon is Finnish; maksutaulukko means “fee schedule” or “payment table.” The genitive Maksutaulukon appears in legal and policy texts to name a specific table, such as “Maksutaulukon mukaan…”