verotuspäätöksiin

Verotuspäätös is a Finnish term that translates to "tax assessment decision" or "taxation decision." It refers to the official 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 the information available to the tax authorities.

The verotuspäätös details the income earned, deductions applied, and the resulting tax amount owed. It can include income tax, capital gains tax, and other forms of taxation. Taxpayers receive their verotuspäätös annually, typically in the spring or early summer, following the tax filing period.

If a taxpayer disagrees with the verotuspäätös, they have the right to appeal it. The decision document itself will contain information on how to file an appeal and the relevant deadlines. Appeals are usually handled by the Administrative Courts (hallinto-oikeus). It is important for individuals and businesses to review their verotuspäätös carefully to ensure accuracy and to understand their tax obligations. The Finnish Tax Administration provides guidance and resources to help taxpayers understand their decisions and the tax system.