Finansministeriets förordning om den utdelning och det minimibelopp av arbetsgivarprestationer som tillämpas vid redovisning av de i 5 § i lagen om skatteredovisning avsedda skatter som betalts innan beskattningen har slutförts för skatteåret 2017
This section says the regulation applies when reporting certain 2017 tax-related withholding, prepayments, and tax due paid before assessment is finished.
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This section says the regulation applies when reporting certain 2017 tax-related withholding, prepayments, and tax due paid before assessment is finished. The provision sets the percentage split used for redovisning under section 5 of the tax reporting law for tax year 2017. Bestämmelsen anger hur kommunernas och församlingarnas utdelning ska beräknas med hjälp av skatteuppgifter, inkomstskattesatsen för 2017, invånar- och medlemsantal samt vissa proportioner. When guarantee reporting under section 5a applies, this provision sets minimum amounts used in reporting under section 5 for the 2017 tax year and January 2018. This regulation enters into force on 14 February 2017.
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Finansministeriets förordning om den utdelning och det minimibelopp av arbetsgivarprestationer som tillämpas vid redovisning av de i 5 § i lagen om skatteredovisning avsedda skatter som betalts innan beskattningen har slutförts för skatteåret 2017
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