Lag om ändring av lagen om beskattningsförfarande
A foreign employer must give the Tax Administration certain tax-relevant information, including expected work duration for a rented employee and paid wages, if a treaty does not prevent tax being levied; it must also report other paid wages when the wage earner stays in Finland continuously for over six months.
- Jurisdiction
- Finland
- Instrument
- Act or statute
- Citation
- 55
- Version
- Undated source snapshot
- Language
- sv
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About this statute
A foreign employer must give the Tax Administration certain tax-relevant information, including expected work duration for a rented employee and paid wages, if a treaty does not prevent tax being levied; it must also report other paid wages when the wage earner stays in Finland continuously for over six months. Pension institutions must provide the Tax Administration with the information needed to determine the late-payment fee under sections 22 and 23 of the income data system law. If certain chapter information must be entered in the income register, the reporting rules of the Income Information System Act apply. A liable person may also be charged a neglect fee of up to EUR 2,000 for minor defects, late filing without valid reason, or filing in the wrong way.
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