- Government proposal to reduce personal broadcasting tax and increase VAT rate for broadcasting activities
- Based on recommendations from a parliamentary working group evaluating public service tasks and funding of Yleisradio Oy
- Estimated reduction of €25 million in personal broadcasting tax revenue in 2025 and increase of €19 million in VAT revenue annually
- Changes to personal broadcasting tax include raising income threshold and lowering maximum tax amount
- Expected decrease of 90,000 individuals paying broadcasting tax and increase in disposable income for taxpayers
- Change in VAT rate for broadcasting activities from 10% to 14% to reduce Yleisradio Oy’s net funding by €19 million annually
- Proposal submitted on November 7, with personal broadcasting tax change effective from 2025 and VAT rate change from 2026
Source: vm.fi
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