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Where can you apply for the closure compensation?
Companies can apply for closure compensation at the State Treasury. The online application will be on the State Treasury’s website on the 12 May when the application period starts....
Who can apply for the closure compensation?
The closure compensation is for companies with maximum 49 employees and with premises forced to close due to an Act or an official order. Companies eligible for the compensation are...
Is the closure compensation different from the business cost support?
Yes, the closure compensation and the business cost support are two different compensations. They are payed for different time periods. Depending on the company, you can apply for them both...
Does it compensate the unused food which is spoiled because of the closure?
No, it does not compensate the spoiled food....
Does the closure compensation compensate for decline in business?
No, it does not compensate for decline in business....
What expences are covered in the closure compensation?
The closure compensation covers inflexible expenses and losses. Inflexible expenses include rental costs, membership payments, concession and insurance fees, device and equipment rentals, access right and licence fees and necessary...
The Publication of Bulletins for Central Government Finances transfers to the Tutkihallintoa.fi website
Since the January 2021 publication, the monthly bulletins for central government finances have been transferred to the tutkihallintoa.fi website using the Power BI reporting tool. What are the trends in...
Increases to the maximum amounts of ASP loans
Increases to the maximum amounts of ASP interest subsidy loans enter into force on 15 April 2021. The increases apply to loans that are taken on that day or after....
Validation of e-invoices compliant with the European Standard has started
E-invoicing operators have started validating e-invoices that are compliant with the European Standard. From April 2021 onwards, the State accepts only e-invoices that are compliant with the European Standard. The...
The State Treasury’s proposal for the final central government accounts for 2020 has been completed
The State Treasury’s proposal for the final central government accounts for 2020 has been signed and submitted to the Ministry of Finance. The final central government accounts are drawn up...
A visual representation of the final central government accounts 2020
Every year by the end of February, government agencies and departments draw up the final central government accounts, which include the annual report, budget realisation statement, income and expense account,...
The December 2020 Bulletin for Central Government Finances has been published
What are the trends in central government finances? How much does the state have in debt and liquid assets? The monthly bulletin for central government finances also reports on the...
State Treasury Finland publishes Annual Review on central government debt management: Special focus on governance in the year full of surprises
In the year characterised by the outbreak of the COVID-19 pandemic, the Finnish economy proved resilient and emerged relatively well. General government debt in relation to GDP remains moderate at...
Reporting on sustainability supports goals of sustainable development
The activities of central government organisations are helping build the society of the future. What is the role of each government agency and institution in solving global sustainability challenges? The...
