Yes they are and it's already included in the tax percentage of your tax card.

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Really sorry but I dare not answer this😞 Reommend you ask Vero's customer support at vero.fi or mail them!

The additional rate means that you pay that rate if you exceed your annual estimation.

You report that as "foreign income" or "income from abroad" in your pre-filled tax form or tax card.

Finland does not have that, only Estonia does. In Finland you pay 20% corporate tax.

This is a great question! I am not really sure🤔 My initial thought is that it falls under personal income tax unless you register it as a "company". BUT this is something you would have to check with Vero to make sure😇

You should report that as "other income" on your tax report.

Thank you so much Aleksi! Nice of you to help out!👍

So work income deductions are any money you use to produce your income. If you have to travel with your own car alot during your work hours, what you pay for gas could be deducted here. Deductible amount is simply how much you want to deduct/remove... Hopefully that clears things up a little bit😇👍

@@NordicFinans so 'Deductible amount' = Nett salary is that so?

ok , thank you very much

Not quite, it's the amount you take away due to said expenses

@@NordicFinans so where i can find that net salary information? isn't it that website for knowing your net salary

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Yes

You actually ALWAYS have to pay tax when selling stocks based on the total profit made on an annual basis. This is why holding stocks for a long time has tax benefit as well😇👍

@@NordicFinans Thanks a lot for your response. Yes holding long term has the best tax benefits. I initially assumed we pay tax when we only withdraw our sold stock into our bank account. However now I understand better. Thanks a lot, this answer helps 😊

Yeah I thought the same at first, happy I could help! Please also remember to always double check these things with Vero. I do my best but I am by no means an expert😇

@Athith Sagar - Nordnet (and I guess some other companies) provide an "OST" account in Finland (Equities Savings Account). This allows you to only pay tax when you withdraw money into you Finnish bank account. You can invest for as many years as you please without paying capital gains tax. There is a limit to how much you can invest in your OST (€50 000) and you can only have one "OST" per person. Also, you are only allowed to invest in stocks (no ETFs, funds, options etc..) The "OST" account is strictly only for stocks and dividends (no shorts). Another account (where you do have to report trades to the tax authorities) called the "AOT" can be used (optionally) for trades that are not allowed to be made from the "OST" account. Search Google for "osakesaastotili" for more information if that helps you.

Yes, thank you tiiveni for adding this! Super good point!👍

You pay 30% from the profits (income - expenses)

That depends on several factors, I suggest you try the tax calculator at vero.fi and fill it in with the relevant information for your case

I recommend getting an accountant for that.

If she moves to Finland for at least a year, yes.

Both me and Markus can recommend Degiro which is the stock trading platform we use👍

@@NordicFinans Is it possible to convert degiro in English?

@@NordicFinans do degiro send automatic to the tax office win and losses?

@@azerua99 No. But they send you a report for you to file yourself. I went with Nordnet for this reason.

How much student tax for internetional students in Finland?? Please reply fast

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