Government bills9

Topicmunicipal tax9
  1. HE 142/2021 vpPassed with amendments

    Revising earned income tax and deductions

    An index adjustment will be made to earned income taxation so that the taxation of work and pensions does not tighten as earnings levels and prices rise. In addition, the household expenses tax credit will be temporarily increased for giving up oil heating as well as for household and care services.

    3 Dec 2021 · 13 votes

    Closest vote · 125 §, mietintö / Ville Vähämäki

    95 jaa
    66 ei
  2. HE 123/2020 vpPassed

    Reducing municipal tax delay compensation

    Compensation paid to municipalities for delays in tax revenue will be reduced because corporate tax arrangements during the coronavirus epidemic remained lower than estimated. At the same time, balancing the compensation from central government transfers will be staggered over 2021 and 2022.

    29 Sep 2020 · passed without a vote
  3. HE 24/2019 vpPassed

    Changes to income taxation for 2020

    Taxation of earned income will be eased for 2020 through index adjustments and by raising the earned income tax credit and the basic deduction. At the same time, the household expenses tax credit will be reduced and the mortgage interest tax deduction will begin to be phased out.

    17 Dec 2019 · 9 votes
    126 jaa
    34 ei
  4. HE 320/2018 vpPassed

    Reforming Åland's funding system

    The financial and funding system between Åland and the central government will be reformed to make it more flexible. Key central government taxes collected from Åland will be returned to the region more directly than before, and central government funding will take demographic trends into account.

    28 Feb 2019 · 1 vote

    Only vote · 47 §, mietintö / Leena Meri

    159 jaa
    15 ei
  5. HE 125/2018 vpPassed

    Adjusting central government transfers for 2019

    The central government transfer percentage for municipal basic public services will be raised slightly and the amount of central government transfers will be adjusted from 1 January 2019. Municipalities will be compensated for tax revenue losses resulting from changes to tax criteria, in addition to which previously agreed deductions will be made to central government transfers.

    12 Dec 2018 · 2 votes

    Closest vote · 36 §, mietintö / Sirpa Paatero

    98 jaa
    82 ei
  6. HE 124/2018 vpPassed

    Easing income tax and increasing deductions

    The income thresholds of the income tax scale for 2019 and several tax deductions would be increased to ease taxation on earned income. In addition, the maximum amount of the deduction for secondary accommodation for work and tax-exempt travel allowances for voluntary workers would be increased.

    3 Dec 2018 · 33 votes
  7. HE 107/2017 vpPassed

    Easing earned income taxation in 2018

    Earned income taxation will be eased and employer-paid training will be made exempt from tax more broadly from the beginning of 2018. At the same time, the time limit for tax-exempt travel allowances for temporary posted work will be extended to three years.

    4 Dec 2017 · 32 votes
  8. HE 133/2017 vpPassed with amendments

    Raising property tax rate ranges

    Statutory lower and upper limits for property tax rates will be raised. This will increase property taxation in some municipalities and boost municipal tax revenues.

    27 Oct 2017 · 3 votes
    131 jaa
    29 ei
  9. HE 140/2016 vpPassed with amendments

    Adjusting municipal central government transfers

    Central government transfers to municipalities for basic public services will be reduced, and savings and compensation measures will be introduced into central government transfers from the beginning of 2017. Municipalities will be compensated for losses of tax revenue, while savings resulting from the Competitiveness Pact and transfers of tasks will also be taken into account.

    21 Dec 2016 · 3 votes

    Closest vote · 55 §, mietintö / Joona Räsänen

    94 jaa
    54 ei