myyntihinta

Myyntihinta is a Finnish term that refers to the price at which a product or asset is offered for sale. In retail and other markets, the myyntihinta is the price shown on shelves, in online listings, or on invoices as the amount the seller asks for the item. The term can refer to either a fixed price or a price that is negotiable.

In many contexts, especially consumer sales in Finland, the displayed price includes value-added tax (VAT). Some situations show prices excluding VAT for business customers, but the consumer-facing price is typically the total to be paid.

The final price paid in a sale can differ from the myyntihinta if discounts, promotions, bulk purchases, or negotiated terms apply. In real estate and other asset markets, the listing may indicate a myyntihinta as the asking or listing price, while the ultimate kauppahinta (purchase price) is the amount agreed in the sale contract and may be higher or lower than the listed price.

Legal and consumer-protection rules require price information to be clear and truthful. Public displays should reveal the total price to be paid by consumers and, when applicable, indicate any temporary reductions or special terms. The term myyntihinta is widely used across sectors, including retail, automotive, and property, to denote the price at which something is offered for sale.