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How Finland taxes a retirement plan

Every figure this model charges in Finland, what each one means, the tax office page it came from, and the date we last read it. Plus everything the model does not do here.

Engine 2026Reviewed

The tax chapter of what the model assumes about Finland.

Figures are for the 2026 tax year, read from the authorities on 2026-07-27. Every one of them links to the page it came from. 2 of them we could not source: we hold the figure and could not find an authority page stating it. Those are marked, and they are the ones most likely to be wrong. If you know better, tell us.

Checked against their published tables. That check reaches part of the calculation, not all of it; the rest is worked through by hand from the authority's own rules.

Income tax bands

The scale your pension and other ordinary income are charged on. Each band's rate applies only to the part of your income inside it, not to all of it.

Up to €22,000
12.64%source
€22,000 to €32,600
19%source
€32,600 to €40,100
30.25%source
€40,100 to €52,100
33.25%source
Above €52,100
37.50%source
Taken off before tax

Pension income allowanceelaketulovahennys

A large allowance taken off pension income before tax is worked out. It shrinks as your pension grows and is gone entirely a little above 49,300 a year, and it rises with prices.

Amount€11,080
Subtracted from your income before tax is worked out.
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Starts shrinking at€11,080
Above this income the amount is progressively withdrawn.
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Shrinks by51%
How much is withdrawn per unit of income above the starting point. This adds to your effective rate inside that range, often sharply.
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Second shrink starts at€22,500
A second withdrawal range, at a different rate from the first.
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Second shrink rate19.60%
How fast the amount is withdrawn in the second range.
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Cannot exceed the incomeyes
The deduction is limited to the income it is set against, so it cannot create a loss.
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For a couple2
What this is multiplied by when a couple is assessed together.
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Couple's shrink point2
What the income at which it starts shrinking is multiplied by for a couple.
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Taken off before tax

Basic allowanceperusvahennys

A smaller allowance applied last, against whatever income is still taxable once the pension allowance has been taken. Its amount is fixed and does not rise with prices, so it quietly loses value over a long plan.

Amount€4,265
Subtracted from your income before tax is worked out.
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Starts shrinking at€4,265
Above this income the amount is progressively withdrawn.
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Shrinks by18%
How much is withdrawn per unit of income above the starting point. This adds to your effective rate inside that range, often sharply.
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For a couple2
What this is multiplied by when a couple is assessed together.
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Couple's shrink point2
What the income at which it starts shrinking is multiplied by for a couple.
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Charged on top

Extra tax on larger pensionselaketulon lisavero

An extra 5.85 percent on the part of a pension above 60,000 a year, charged on top of ordinary income tax. It falls on pension income only, not on anything you withdraw from savings.

Rate5.85%
The percentage charged.
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Starts at€60,000
Income below this is not charged.
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Charged onpension
Which figure the charge is worked out from: your income, or the tax you already owe.
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Couple's starting point2
What the income the charge starts at is multiplied by for a couple.
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Charged on top

Public broadcasting levyyleisradiovero

A levy that funds public broadcasting, charged at 2.5 percent of income above 15,150 and capped at 160 a year. The cap is reached at 21,550 of income, so most retirees simply pay a flat 160.

Rate2.50%
The percentage charged.
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Starts at€15,150
Income below this is not charged.
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Charged onpre allowance combined
Which figure the charge is worked out from: your income, or the tax you already owe.
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Most it can be€160
The charge stops growing here.
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Couple's starting point2
What the income the charge starts at is multiplied by for a couple.
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Couple's ceiling2
What the maximum charge is multiplied by for a couple.
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Social contributions

Health insurance contributionsairausvakuutuksen sairaanhoitomaksu

A health charge of 1.49 percent, taken on what is left of your pension after both allowances rather than on the gross amount. It funds public healthcare and is collected with your income tax.

Rate1.49%
The percentage charged.
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Charged ontaxable
Which income this contribution is calculated from.
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An ordinary investment account

How money held outside a retirement account is charged: on what it pays you each year, on the profit when you sell, or both.

Charged howseparate
Whether investment income joins your other income on the same scale or is charged separately. It decides whether taking more from your portfolio pushes your pension into a higher band.
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Share of dividends charged0.85
Only this share of a dividend enters the calculation.
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Share of profits charged0.6
Only this share of a gain enters the calculation.
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Charged as it pays outno
Whether income the investment pays you is charged in the year it arises, rather than only when you sell.
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When an investment loses money

What a loss can be set against, and whether anything left over can be carried into future years.

Carried forward for5
How many years an unused loss survives to be set against future gains. Zero means it is lost at the end of the year.
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Locked to one kind of assetno limit
A loss on one kind of investment can only be set against gains of the same kind.
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Against profits1
How much of a loss can be set against gains made in the same year.
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Against dividends1
How much of a loss can be set against dividends in the same year.
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Against interest1
How much of a loss can be set against interest in the same year.
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Against other income, up tono limit
The most a loss can take off your ordinary income in one year.
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Share usable against other income0
How much of a leftover loss can be set against income that is not investment income.
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Couples

Whether a couple is assessed as one household or as two people, which can change the bill substantially at the same total income.

How a couple is assessedsplitting
Whether the two incomes are pooled, split evenly, or taxed entirely separately. At the same household income these give very different bills.
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Shares the income is split into2
The household income is divided by this, taxed, then multiplied back. It lowers the bill whenever one partner earns more than the other.
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What we assume you hold

equity

Where this country's answer changes depending on the kind of investment, this is what we assume unless you say otherwise.

Assumed unless you say otherwiseaccumulating fund
What this country's own tax literature says people there typically hold. You can change it in the detailed setup.
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Also offeredaccumulating fund
Another option this country's rules treat differently.
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Also offereddistributing fund
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Also offereddirect shares
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Which figures keep up with inflation

A threshold frozen in law quietly costs more every year, because your income rises with prices and the threshold does not. Over a thirty-year retirement that is one of the larger effects on this page.

the income tax bands · Keeps up with inflationyes
If no, this figure is fixed in law. Your income rises with prices and it does not, so it costs you more every year without any rule changing.
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an ordinary investment account · Keeps up with inflationno
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elaketulovahennys · Keeps up with inflationyes
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perusvahennys · Keeps up with inflationno
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elaketulon lisavero · Keeps up with inflationno
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yleisradiovero · Keeps up with inflationno
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sairausvakuutuksen sairaanhoitomaksu · Keeps up with inflationyes
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Where you live inside the country

Tax here is not the same everywhere. The planner asks where you live and charges your own jurisdiction's figures. Skip the question and it charges a stand-in, and says on screen which one.

The planner carries all 292 councils.

They charge between 4.7% in Kauniainen and 10.9% in Pomarkku. Say nothing and you are charged 7.57%.

What this model does not do here

Every one of them, not a selection. 9 are described below.

Where we are measurably wrong

We model these and we know we do not get them exactly right. Where the size could be measured, it is stated.

  • Finland taxes spouses entirely separately and moves nothing between them. We give a couple two full sets of the pension and basic allowances. That is exact when both partners draw a similar pension, and too generous when only one of them draws anything: a one pension couple's tax is understated by somewhere between about 4,340 and 6,670 a year, and where in that range depends on both the pension and the municipality.

    Your real tax is higher/up to €6,670 a year/couples where only one partner has a Finnish pension; the amount depends on their municipality as well as their pension

  • Finland's municipal tax is set by the municipality you live in, and the rate runs from 4.7 to 10.9 percent. Tell us your municipality and we charge its own rate. If you do not, we charge the national average of 7.57 percent, and between the cheapest municipality and the dearest that is worth about 2,370 a year on the largest pension we tested. The average is weighted by population and the big cities are the cheap ones, so 265 of the 292 mainland municipalities charge more than it.

    Could go either way/up to €2,367 a year/anyone retiring in Finland who does not name their municipality; the rate depends on which of the 292 mainland municipalities you live in

  • The Åland Islands set their own municipal rates, 17.0 to 19.7 percent, against a state scale cut by 12.64 points to compensate. Count both halves and an Åland resident ends up below the mainland average that we charge everybody. Åland is not one of the municipalities you can pick, and we charge the mainland figure, so if you retire in one of Åland's 16 municipalities the tax we show is too high.

    Your real tax is lower/anyone retiring in the Åland Islands

  • Interest from a Finnish bank deposit or a Finnish public bond is taxed once at a flat 30 percent and then set aside: it never joins the rest of your capital income, so it never reaches the 34 percent step, and a loss elsewhere cannot reduce it. We treat all interest as ordinary capital income instead. We ask nothing about bonds or cash on purpose, because we cannot yet route one income stream out of the capital scale, and a menu we could not tax correctly is worse than no menu.

    Could go either way/anyone holding Finnish bank deposits or Finnish public bonds, above all with capital income past 30,000 a year

Real rules we do not apply

These exist in law and we leave them out, usually because applying them would need a question we do not ask.

  • If your voluntary pension premiums or deductible loan interest come to more than your capital income, Finland gives you a credit against your income tax worth up to 1,400 a year. We never give it. Anyone drawing down a portfolio has capital income, so it rarely fires at all, but where it would have fired the tax we show is too high.

    Your real tax is lower/up to €1,400 a year/a Finnish retiree whose loan interest or voluntary pension premiums outrun their capital income

  • Members of a Finnish church pay church tax on top of their income tax, averaging 1.38 percent. Membership is voluntary and we never ask, so we leave it out entirely. If you are a member, every tax figure we show for Finland is too low by roughly that much.

    Your real tax is higher/members of the Finnish Evangelical Lutheran or Orthodox church

  • A dividend from a company in a country Finland has no tax treaty with is charged on the earned income scale rather than as capital income. We always treat dividends as capital income. This reaches neither regulated European funds nor anything from a treaty country, which is very nearly everything a retiree holds, and where it does reach you it can land either side of what we show.

    Could go either way/anyone holding shares directly in a company outside Finland's treaty network

  • Finland leaves two gains untaxed that we tax anyway. If everything you sell in a year adds up to 1,000 or less, the gain on it is free of tax. So is the gain on selling your own home. We apply neither exemption, so in a year where one of them would have covered you, the tax we show is too high.

    Your real tax is lower/anyone selling almost nothing in a year, and anyone selling the home they live in

  • Finland has an equity savings account, the osakesaastotili, and we do not offer it as a choice. It takes at most 100,000 of deposits, holds only shares listed in the European Economic Area, and on our own reading it loses to a plain accumulating fund once more than 60 percent of your holding is gain. Finland has no tax free wrapper of any kind, which is why we never ask you to split your money between account types.

    Could go either way/anyone weighing a Finnish equity savings account against an ordinary fund

Every other figure we use for this country (310)

The sections above cover what shapes a retirement plan. These are the rest of what the model reads, listed so nothing it uses is hidden from you.

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  • capital.brackets[0][1]0.3source
  • capital.brackets[1][0]nullsource
  • capital.brackets[1][1]0.34source
  • capital.scale_joint_parts2source
  • capital_incomeseparate_flatsource
  • holdings.equity.items[1].delta.distributions_taxedtruesource
  • holdings.equity.items[1].delta.dividend_taxable_share1source
  • holdings.equity.items[2].delta.distributions_taxedtruesource
  • ordinary.deductions[elaketulovahennys].nameelaketulovahennyssource
  • ordinary.deductions[elaketulovahennys].taper2_cumulativefalsesource
  • ordinary.deductions[perusvahennys].nameperusvahennyssource
  • ordinary.deductions[perusvahennys].taper_on_runningtruesource
  • ordinary.flat_rate0.0757source
  • ordinary.rental_basecapitalsource
  • ordinary.social[sairausvakuutuksen sairaanhoitomaksu].namesairausvakuutuksen sairaanhoitomaksusource
  • ordinary.surcharges[elaketulon lisavero].nameelaketulon lisaverosource
  • ordinary.surcharges[yleisradiovero].nameyleisradioverosource
  • regions.005.ordinary.flat_rate0.091source
  • regions.009.ordinary.flat_rate0.093source
  • regions.010.ordinary.flat_rate0.096source
  • regions.016.ordinary.flat_rate0.081source
  • regions.018.ordinary.flat_rate0.092source
  • regions.019.ordinary.flat_rate0.089source
  • regions.020.ordinary.flat_rate0.099source
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  • regions.049.ordinary.flat_rate0.053source
  • regions.050.ordinary.flat_rate0.094source
  • regions.051.ordinary.flat_rate0.064source
  • regions.052.ordinary.flat_rate0.098source
  • regions.061.ordinary.flat_rate0.085source
  • regions.069.ordinary.flat_rate0.102source
  • regions.071.ordinary.flat_rate0.094source
  • regions.072.ordinary.flat_rate0.089source
  • regions.074.ordinary.flat_rate0.105source
  • regions.075.ordinary.flat_rate0.094source
  • regions.077.ordinary.flat_rate0.094source
  • regions.078.ordinary.flat_rate0.091source
  • regions.079.ordinary.flat_rate0.089source
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  • regions.082.ordinary.flat_rate0.084source
  • regions.086.ordinary.flat_rate0.093source
  • regions.090.ordinary.flat_rate0.095source
  • regions.091.ordinary.flat_rate0.053source
  • regions.092.ordinary.flat_rate0.064source
  • regions.097.ordinary.flat_rate0.074source
  • regions.098.ordinary.flat_rate0.083source
  • regions.102.ordinary.flat_rate0.094source
  • regions.103.ordinary.flat_rate0.098source
  • regions.105.ordinary.flat_rate0.09source
  • regions.106.ordinary.flat_rate0.077source
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  • regions.109.ordinary.flat_rate0.084source
  • regions.111.ordinary.flat_rate0.082source
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  • regions.140.ordinary.flat_rate0.079source
  • regions.142.ordinary.flat_rate0.086source
  • regions.143.ordinary.flat_rate0.099source
  • regions.145.ordinary.flat_rate0.092source
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  • regions.149.ordinary.flat_rate0.089source
  • regions.151.ordinary.flat_rate0.098source
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  • regions.153.ordinary.flat_rate0.086source
  • regions.165.ordinary.flat_rate0.089source
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  • regions.171.ordinary.flat_rate0.086source
  • regions.172.ordinary.flat_rate0.09source
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  • regions.177.ordinary.flat_rate0.084source
  • regions.178.ordinary.flat_rate0.091source
  • regions.179.ordinary.flat_rate0.081source
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  • regions.182.ordinary.flat_rate0.094source
  • regions.186.ordinary.flat_rate0.078source
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  • regions.204.ordinary.flat_rate0.099source
  • regions.205.ordinary.flat_rate0.084source
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  • regions.233.ordinary.flat_rate0.091source
  • regions.235.ordinary.flat_rate0.047source
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  • regions.257.ordinary.flat_rate0.071source
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  • regions.441.ordinary.flat_rate0.093source
  • regions.444.ordinary.flat_rate0.079source
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  • regions.475.ordinary.flat_rate0.089source
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  • regions.481.ordinary.flat_rate0.085source
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  • regions.491.ordinary.flat_rate0.094source
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  • regions.498.ordinary.flat_rate0.089source
  • regions.499.ordinary.flat_rate0.089source
  • regions.500.ordinary.flat_rate0.069source
  • regions.503.ordinary.flat_rate0.091source
  • regions.504.ordinary.flat_rate0.099source
  • regions.505.ordinary.flat_rate0.083source
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  • regions.529.ordinary.flat_rate0.064source
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  • regions.536.ordinary.flat_rate0.084source
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  • regions.562.ordinary.flat_rate0.094source
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