Finnish income tax rates

1. Personal income tax rates for resident individuals

1.1. Earned income

1.1.1. State income tax table for 2025

Taxable income bracket	Total tax on income below bracket	Tax rate on income in bracket (%)
0 – 21 200		12.64
21 200 – 31 500	2 679.68	19.00
31 500 – 52 100	4 636.68	30.25
52 100 – 88 200	10 868.18	34.00
88 200 – 150 000	23 142.18	41.75
150 000 –	48 943.68	44.25

1.1.2. State income tax table for 2026

Taxable income bracket	Tax rate on income in bracket (%)	Tax rate on income in bracket (%)
0 – 22 000		12.64
22 000 – 32 600	2 780.80	19.00
32 600 – 40 100	4 794.80	30.25
40 100 – 52 100	7 063.55	33.25
52 100 –	11 053.55	37.50

1.2. Municipal tax rates

Municipal tax is levied at flat rates. In 2025 the tax varied between 4.70 per cent and 10.90 per cent (in average 7.54 per cent). In 2026 the lowest municipal tax rate is 4.70 per cent and the highest 10.90 per cent (in average 7.57 per cent).

1.2. Capital income

Capital income is taxed according 30 per cent up to to EUR 30,000 and according to 34 on the excess. Although the capital income is quite heavily taxed in Finland, there are certain rules that reduce the tax burden significantly.

2. Personal income tax rates for non-resident individuals

A non-resident individual is taxed on the Finnish-source income only. Unless a lower rate is provided in a tax treaty, the tax rate is 35 per cent on earned income. In most cases the capital income of a non-resident is taxed as in the case of residents. As a rule, tax treaties provide Finland with the right to withhold 10 or 15 per cent on dividends.

3. Corporate tax

The corporate tax paid by limited companies and other corporations is levied according to a flat rate of 20 per cent.