verotuspäätöksellä

Verotuspäätös is a Finnish term that translates to "tax decision" or "tax assessment decision." It is a formal document issued by the Finnish Tax Administration (Verohallinto) that outlines an individual's or a company's tax liability for a specific tax year. This decision is based on the tax return filed by the taxpayer and any other information available to the tax authorities.

The verotuspäätös specifies the amount of income tax, capital gains tax, and other applicable taxes that the taxpayer is required to pay. It also details any deductions, credits, or allowances that have been applied. If the tax authorities have made adjustments to the taxpayer's declared income or deductions, these will be clearly explained in the decision.

Taxpayers receive their verotuspäätös annually, typically in the spring, after the tax return period has closed. It serves as the official notification of their tax obligations. Individuals and companies have the right to review their verotuspäätös carefully and to appeal it if they believe it contains errors or inaccuracies. The appeal process and deadlines are usually outlined within the decision document itself or in accompanying information provided by the tax administration. Understanding the contents of the verotuspäätös is crucial for fulfilling tax obligations correctly in Finland.