valotuotanto

Valotuotanto, also known as taxable income or accountable income, is a concept in national taxation that refers to the income earned by taxpayers, after deducting various tax-allowed expenses or exemptions, subject to taxation by the state. In Finland, for example, valotuotanto is a central concept in determining an individual's tax liability.

As with other tax systems, valotuotanto takes into account the taxpayer's income and expenses, deducing only those expenses that are permissible by law. In Finland, the state permits citizens to deduct certain expenses, such as salaries or education expenses, from their taxable income. However, not all expenses are permitted for deduction.

In determining the valotuotanto of a taxpayer, the Finnish tax authority, the Vero, assesses the financial situation of the taxpayer by filling in a personal allowance tax form. The corresponding income is totaled from other sources, such as spent cash and income from free-lease payments, where applicable. Typically, the result is then deducted from the proceeds of the main profession income or subsequently additive rents and profits generated by property other than contacts.

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