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  1. HE 257/2018 vpPassed

    Abolishing corporate income source division

    In the income taxation of limited liability companies and other corporate entities, the separate income source for other activities will be abolished, and almost all income will be calculated as business income. This will allow losses incurred by different activities to be deducted from a company's other profits.

    18 Feb 2019 · 2 votes

    Closest vote · Lausumaehdotus, mietintö / Pia Viitanen 2

    91 jaa
    78 ei
  2. HE 271/2018 vpPassed

    Equalising the income basis for day fines

    The tax data used to calculate the amount of a day fine will be laid down by decree instead of in the Criminal Code. The amendment will ensure that the income of persons being fined and the amounts of fines are determined equitably for everyone, regardless of when their tax assessment is completed.

    12 Feb 2019 · passed without a vote
  3. HE 244/2018 vpPassed with amendments

    Expanding the Incomes Register

    The national Incomes Register will expand to cover paid pensions and other benefits in addition to wage and salary data. Payers of pensions and benefits will report the data centrally to the Incomes Register, where different authorities will have access to it.

    28 Jan 2019 · passed without a vote
  4. HE 87/2018 vpPassed with amendments

    Aligning legislation with the incomes register

    Earnings-related pension acts and occupational accident and disease acts will be adapted to the introduction of the new national incomes register. The penalty fee for an employer's failure to take out pension insurance will be imposed by the State Treasury instead of the pension provider.

    13 Dec 2018 · passed without a vote
  5. HE 220/2018 vpPassed

    Payment-based adjustment of unemployment benefits

    Wages from part-time or short-term work will be adjusted against unemployment benefits when the wage is paid, rather than when the work was performed. The change eliminates delays in unemployment benefit payments caused by waiting for wage details.

    12 Dec 2018 · passed without a vote
  6. HE 134/2017 vpPassed with amendments

    Introducing a national incomes register

    An electronic incomes register will be established in Finland, to which employers and other payers will report paid wages and earned income centrally. The new system will replace the annual returns and wage notifications previously submitted separately to various authorities.

    21 Dec 2017 · passed without a vote
  7. HE 115/2017 vpPassed

    Lowering early childhood education fees

    Early childhood education and care fees will be lowered for low- and middle-income families and families with multiple children. The reform aims to dismantle incentive traps and make taking up work more worthwhile.

    11 Dec 2017 · 1 vote

    Only vote · Lausumaehdotus, mietintö / Ritva Elomaa

    146 jaa
    35 ei
  8. HE 205/2016 vpPassed with amendments

    Lowering early childhood education and care fees

    Early childhood education and care fees for low-income families of two and three persons will be reduced, and the fee share for the second child will be lowered. An entirely new separate act will also be enacted on client fees in early childhood education and care.

    21 Dec 2016 · passed without a vote
  9. HE 60/2016 vpWithdrawn

    Reforming early childhood education fees

    The maximum client fees for municipal early childhood education and care will be increased, and fee criteria for part-time care will be harmonised. At the same time, fees for low-income single parents will be reduced to improve work incentives.

    9 Sep 2016 · no votes
  10. HE 105/2015 vpPassed with amendments

    Cutting sickness and parental allowances

    Sickness allowances and rehabilitation allowances for people earning more than 30,000 euros a year will be reduced. At the same time, the increased compensation rate for the first 30 weekdays of parental allowances will be abolished.

    18 Dec 2015 · 4 votes

    Closest vote · 11 luvun 10 a §, mietintö / Kristiina Salonen

    115 jaa
    66 ei
  11. HE 127/2015 vpPassed

    Tightening conditions for housing allowance

    Housing allowance expenditure will be cut by freezing maximum housing expenditure limits for one year and increasing the impact of income on general housing allowance. The changes will reduce the allowance received by some beneficiaries.

    17 Dec 2015 · 1 vote
    123 jaa
    63 ei
  12. HE 40/2015 vpPassed with amendments

    Ending study grant index adjustments

    Annual index adjustments to the study grant will be abolished, meaning the grant amount will no longer increase automatically in line with the cost of living. At the same time, the parental income limits for 18-to-19-year-old upper secondary students living independently will be raised, and the eligibility conditions for student financial aid for studying abroad will be made more flexible.

    27 Nov 2015 · 2 votes
    110 jaa
    57 ei