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Finland: interest from Finnish banks bears a final tax of 30%

Interest on deposits in Finnish banks and on bonds of Finland, the Bank of Finland, municipalities and Finnish public issues bears a final withholding tax of 30% and is not part of capital income. Foreign deposits and bonds are taxed as capital income: 30% up to EUR 30,000, 34% above. The rule is not new.

What this changes in the calculation

Deposit, government bonds, corporate bonds were 30 to 34%, become 30%; fund 30 to 34% matches.

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FinlandLaws

Finland’s 2027 budget in parliament: capital income tax unchanged

Budget bill HE 175/2026 was submitted to the Eduskunta on September 21, 2026: corporate income tax from 20 to 18%, a cut in tax on earned income (HE 174/2026, scale thresholds +3.2%). The materials read show no changes to capital income rates or the threshold. Transfer tax on housing of 1.5% (shares) and 3% (real estate) is unchanged.

What this changes in the calculation

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