- From 2026, Finland will switch to electronic tax mail for most tax communications, reducing paper use and saving costs.
- The reduced VAT rate will decrease from 14% to 13.5% for selected goods and services, offering slight financial relief to consumers and potentially boosting business demand.
- New requirements will mandate more extensive reporting of crypto asset transactions, aligning with international standards (OECD CARF and EU DAC8).
- The changes reflect a broader shift toward digitalisation, increased transparency, and targeted tax adjustments in Finland.
Source: vatabout.com
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