Lag om ändring av lagen om beskattning av anställda vid Nordiska Investeringsbanken, Nordiska projektexportfonden, Nordiska utvecklingsfonden och Nordiska miljöfinansieringsbolaget
A person who was not resident in Finland when starting a permanent job at the Nordic Investment Bank must pay tax on salary income from that job under this law instead of other taxes and premiums.
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- 780
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A person who was not resident in Finland when starting a permanent job at the Nordic Investment Bank must pay tax on salary income from that job under this law instead of other taxes and premiums. This section defines certain salary income as salary subject to the employer’s withholding duty under the prepayment law. Nordiska Investeringsbanken must collect the final wage tax and do so when the taxable amount is paid or credited; the tax is collected in whole euros, dropping excess cents. The final wage tax is assigned to the calendar month in which it was levied. If final wage tax was levied incorrectly and Nordiska Investeringsbanken has not corrected it, the Tax Administration refunds the overpaid tax when the taxpayer applies.
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