verotustieto

Verotustieto is Finnish information related to taxation. In Finland, verotustieto refers to the guidance, explanations, and official communications that describe how taxes are calculated, what income is taxed, which deductions and credits apply, and what taxpayers must do to meet their obligations. It covers both individuals and businesses and aims to help people understand their rights and responsibilities within the tax system.

The main sources of verotustieto are the Finnish Tax Administration (Verohallinto) and other public authorities. It is published as online guidance, printed brochures, and updates when rules change. The content is kept current to reflect changes in tax rates, law, and administrative procedures.

Topics commonly included are personal taxation (income tax, municipal tax, state tax, social security contributions), corporate taxation, capital income and gains, value-added tax (VAT), and basic aspects of international taxation. Practical elements include tax cards (verokortti), prepayment taxation (ennakkovero), tax returns, pre-filled information, deadlines, and how to appeal or correct errors.

Access and use: taxpayers typically consult verotustieto on the Verohallinto website or through OmaVerkko (MyTax), the official online service. Printed materials are available at service points, and advisors can help interpret the information. Verotustieto is designed to support informed decision-making, compliance, and smoother interactions with tax authorities.