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Calculate net dividends after taxes in Finland
About Dividend Taxation
Finland taxes dividends as capital income at 30% (34% above €30,000 annual capital income). For listed company dividends, only 85% is taxable while 15% is tax-exempt. Unlisted company taxation is more complex and depends on the mathematical value of shares.
Frequently Asked Questions
How are dividends taxed in Finland?
Listed company dividends: 85% taxable as capital income at 30-34%. Unlisted company dividends have complex rules based on share value, but simplified: 85% is typically taxable.
What is the capital gains tax rate in Finland?
Capital income (including dividends) is taxed at 30% up to €30,000 annually, and 34% on amounts exceeding this threshold.
Why is only 85% of Finnish dividends taxable?
For listed companies, 15% of dividends are tax-exempt to partially compensate for corporate tax already paid by the company. This reduces the effective combined tax burden.
How are unlisted company dividends taxed in Finland?
Unlisted dividends have tiered taxation based on annual return rate. Up to 8% annual return on share value: 25% taxable as capital income, 75% exempt. Above 8% or €150,000: more complex rules apply.