verolaeihin
Verolaeihin is not a standard Finnish term in most reference works. It is likely a misspelling or misreading of verolakeihin, which is the illative plural form of verolaki (tax law). In texts about Finnish law, verolakeihin is the common way to say “to the tax laws” or “into the tax laws.”
Etymology and grammar: The word verolaki combines vero (tax) and laki (law). The illative plural suffix -ihin
Usage: Verolakeihin appears in legislative commentary, policy analyses, and legal prose when discussing how proposed measures
Notes: If you encounter verolaeihin, consider whether it is a typographical error for verolakeihin. Without context,
Related topics: Finnish tax law (verolaki), Finnish legal terminology, illative case in Finnish grammar.