The Finnish government has formed a new 3-year spending plan to respond to the current decline in the Finnish economy. The plan covers the years from 2014-2017. The main key points of the plan are as follows:
• Corporate income tax will be decreased by 4.5 percentage points to 20 percent from 2014; and
• All dividends are to become taxable as income from capital.
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