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EU VAT registration - VAT in Finland
VAT registration in Finland
Informacyjnie:
In 1994, Finland adopted regulations on value added tax (VAT) in line with those in force in the European Union. The exception is the exclusion of the Åland Islands from the EU tax area. However, the same Finnish VAT rules apply in internal trade between the Åland Islands and the rest of Finland. Only in relation to other EU members Islands are treated as territory in a third country.
The basic VAT rate is 24 percent. There are also two reduced rates that apply to the following goods and services:
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14 percent for groceries, excluding live animals, catering services, drinking water, alcoholic beverages and tobacco products
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10 percent for medicine, books, cinema performances, passenger transport, hotels and other housing services, entrance fees (theaters, circuses, music and dance performances, sporting events, zoos, museums and other similar events and institutions).
VAT registration in Finland for companies:
Foreign companies can register for VAT purposes in Finland without having to set up a local company, i.e. you can register as a non-resident. There is no VAT threshold in Finland for registering foreign entrepreneurs. However, an application for a VAT number must be received by the appropriate department no later than 30 days from the first taxable supply. This also applies when foreign companies make intra-Community supplies of goods. If you know that you need to register VAT in Finland, do not hesitate and contact us. and we will help you.
When is VAT registration in Finland required?
⇒ import of goods sent to the European Union via Finland;
⇒ zakup i sprzedaż produktów na terenie Finlandii;
⇒ magazynowanie towarów w Finlandii;
⇒ purchase and sale of products in Finland;
⇒ warehousing goods in Finland;
⇒ sale of goods from Finland to other EU countries;
⇒ sending goods between and to another EU member state (intra-Community supplies)
⇒ organization of live events (conferences related to art or education) in Finland;
⇒ own delivery of goods.
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How can I register VAT in Finland?
Application for VAT registration to be completed via the public administration page in Finland (Veroskatt). Foreign taxpayers who do not have a permanent residence or permanent establishment in Finland only receive a Finnish VAT number if they apply for it separately and if they provide goods or services to Finland. The VAT application form must contain the reasons and a detailed description of the taxable transactions in Finland.
In order to register a foreign company for VAT purposes in Finland, we need the necessary documents to do so. These are usually documents such as:
⇒ a questionnaire on the occasion of which the taxpayer’s registration number was given (Y1, Y2, Y3);
⇒ copy of an excerpt from the commercial register
⇒ original certificate of registration as a taxpayer (entrepreneur).
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Country
Finland
Local VAT number
FI + 8 digits
Country Code
FI
Mail order threshold
10 000 € net per annum
VAT declaration submission
Monthly, quarterly
Registration Waiting Time
Up to 2 months
Annual Declaration
No
Standard VAT Rate
24%
Reduced VAT Rate
14% 10%
Member state of the European Union
Yes, since 1994.