Finland’s government unveiled a €2.3 billion ($2.6 billion) package of measures to kickstart growth and investment in the subdued economy.
Income taxes will be lowered by €1.1 billion and the corporate tax rate will be cut to 18% from 20% in early 2027, equivalent to about €830 million, according to a statement from the government on Wednesday.
In addition, a reduction in the highest marginal tax rates will have a €335 million impact, and the value added tax on food and medicines will decline to 13.5%.
The aim is to boost purchasing power as the economy is gradually recovering from ...
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