Lag om ändring av lagen om beskattning av anställda vid Nordiska Investeringsbanken och Nordiska projektexportfonden
Amounts collected as final salary tax must be paid to the Tax Administration by the 10th day of the following calendar month.
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- 537
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Amounts collected as final salary tax must be paid to the Tax Administration by the 10th day of the following calendar month. Den skattskyldige kan begära prövning hos Skatteförvaltningen om en slutlig löneskatt har tagits ut felaktigt och Nordiska Investeringsbanken inte har rättat det. A written claim must be made in the tax return for the calendar year when the wage income was received, and the tax return must be filed with Skatteförvaltningen. A person dissatisfied with a decision made by the Tax Administration under section 6 may appeal to the Helsinki Administrative Court within 30 days of receiving the decision, and the appeal document must be delivered to that court. This section lets appeals be taken to the Supreme Administrative Court from certain administrative court decisions, gives the Taxpayers’ Rights Protection Unit a state-side appeal right, and says other appeal rules follow the Act on Tax Procedure.
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