veronlaskun

Veronlasku is the tax bill issued by the Finnish Tax Administration after the annual tax assessment. It informs individuals and businesses of the tax calculated for the tax year, including the tax base, applicable rates, and any taxes withheld or prepaid. The document shows how much tax is due, how much has already been paid, and the final amount payable or refundable. It also lists the payment deadline and available payment methods, and it may indicate any interest charges for late payment or adjustments made by the tax authority.

The veronlasku is typically issued once the tax decision is finalized and is delivered through the Tax Administration’s online services or by mail. It is usually available in Finnish and Swedish, with translations provided where necessary or upon request.

Recipients should review the veronlasku for accuracy in relation to their income declarations, deductions, and withholdings. If there are errors or questions, they can contact the Tax Administration to request corrections or to pursue an appeal within the specified deadlines. Non-payment or disputes can lead to enforcement actions or collection procedures under Finnish law.

Veronlasku is one element of Finland’s tax system, connected to other documents such as the annual tax decision and the tax return. It reflects the outcome of the taxation process for individuals and businesses and serves as the formal request for the due tax amount for the year.