- The Finnish Government has introduced the 2025-2028 Public Finance Plan, which includes tax measures to strengthen public finances.
- These measures include introducing a temporary tax credit for large industrial investments that support the transition to a net-zero economy.
- The plan also includes raising the general VAT and insurance premium tax rates, increasing the VAT rate for specified sugary items, extending the donation deduction to certain organizations, prolonging the tax subsidy for zero-emission company cars, and increasing taxes on mineral mining, tobacco, and soft drinks.
Source GlobalVATcompliance
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