Finland’s tax administration has released two guidance documents on the Minimum Tax Act, approved in late 2023 to implement the Pillar 2 global minimum tax under Council Directive (EU) 2022/2523. The first guidance was released on 10 March

Finland's Ministry of Finance has announced that it will not move forward with the planned increase in the VAT rate on chocolates and candies from 14% to 25.5% on 1 June 2025. In addition, the Ministry is preparing a legislative amendment to

The Finnish tax authority has published an overview of the changes to taxation in 2025, which includes amendments introduced for the upcoming tax year. Earlier, Finland’s ​Parliament has approved the 2025 budget on 20 December

Finland’s parliament has passed amendments to the Minimum Tax Act. The Act is amended to incorporate the latest OECD guidance on Pillar Two rules. The key changes include clarifying certain provisions of the law, simplifying minimum tax

Finland’s ​Parliament has approved the 2025 budget on 20 December 2025. The Finance Committee's proposal for the state budget for 2025 is approximately EUR 89.2 billion, which is about EUR 1.3 billion more than the actual budget for 2024. The

The Finnish Ministry of Finance published Statement No. 107/2024 in the official gazette concerning the application of the MLI to the Income and Capital Tax Treaty between Azerbaijan and Finland (2005) on 22 November 2024. The agreement between