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Taxation of asset transfers Transfers of real estate and securities are subject to asset transfer tax collected by the state. The recipient of the transfer, such as a party purchasing a residential building, is liable to pay asset transfer tax. Re...https://vm.fi/en/taxation-of-asset-transfers
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I projektet genomförs målen i regeringsprogrammet om återtagande av vinning av brott och genomförs det så kallade EU-konfiskationsdirektivet (2024/1260) nationellt.https://vm.fi/sv/projektsida?tunnus=OM062:00/2023
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Handlingsplan för den nationella riskbedömningen av penningtvätt och finansiering av terrorism 2024–2025 Innehåll 1 Nationell strategi för bekämpning av risker för penningtvätt och finansiering av terrorism .......... 4 1.1 Handlingsplanens syfte ...https://vm.fi/delegate/file/134188
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10.11.2023 | Finland och flera andra stater har gett ett gemensamt uttalande om att rapportering och utbyte av upplysningar om kryptotillgångar, dvs. virtuella tillgångar, ska inledas före 2027. I uttalandet betonas att staterna måste hänga med i den snabba utvecklingen och tillväxten på marknaden för kryptotillgångar. Med rapporteringsramen vill man säkerställa iakttagande av skattebestämmelserna och förhindra kringgående av skatt.https://vm.fi/sv/-/samarbete-mellan-stater-for-att-inleda-utbyte-av-upplysningar-om-kryptotillgangar-fore-2027
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State properties Built real estate assets owned by the state are worth about EUR 4.2 billion and consist of approximately 9,000 buildings, about 600 of them protected buildings. The facilities used by the state total six million square metres; abo...https://vm.fi/en/governance-policy/corporate-services-for-government/state-properties
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Sanctions in the financial markets In Finland, the sanctions regime in the financial markets is largely based on EU legislation. Member States are obliged to issue provisions on the administrative sanctions that can be imposed in the event of a br...https://vm.fi/en/sanctions-in-the-financial-markets
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6.8.2026 | Appropriations totalling EUR 42.5 billion are proposed for the Ministry of Finance and its branch of government. This is EUR 0.7 billion more than in the 2026 Budget. The increase is mainly due to an increase in funding for wellbeing services counties, pensions, interest costs associated with taxes and the EU membership contribution.https://vm.fi/en/-/draft-budget-of-the-ministry-of-finance-and-its-branch-of-government-for-2027
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29.6.2026 | According to an international survey by the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development, trust in public institutions and satisfaction with administrative services have remained stable in Finland. The OECD Survey on Drivers of Trust in Public Institutions, published for the third time, highlights participation and agency as increasingly important drivers of trust.https://vm.fi/en/-/trust-in-public-administration-in-finland-remains-high-by-international-comparison