The new Building Act entered into force in Finland at the beginning of 2025. On 17 December 2024, Parliament also approved the amendments to the Act.

On 1 June 2022, the Finnish Tax Administration communicated that, between 1 March and 30 September 2022, it will not collect late-filing penalties for missing VAT returns from foreign companies...

There is encouraging news from Finland. GDP growth has been among the strongest in the OECD this year, and investment activity is showing renewed momentum.

This year, I have enhanced my expertise in business management by completing the Certified Board Member (CBM) degree and the chairperson course offered by the Finland Chamber of Commerce.

Directive 2024/927/EU amending the EU Alternative Investment Fund Managers Directive (AIFMD) and the EU UCITS Directive (AIFMD II) entered into force in spring 2024.

Sustainable finance has developed rapidly in recent years. Financing has been systematically directed towards investments in line with sustainable development...

The Finnish summer is showing its best and there is an air of cautious anticipation. The war in Ukraine continues for the second year, market development is difficult to foresee and the rising...

We are coming out of the pandemic, but the world is not the same. These exceptional months have permanently altered business. They have accelerated digitalisation and the green transition.

During the past year there has been uncertainty in the market, and in the last few weeks the challenges of the banking sector have reached Europe as well. Private equity investors have, however, remained active.

Something unique has been developing in Finland in the past few years: we have a large number of companies that have leveraged scientific research and high-level technical expertise...

Digital transformation is one of the greatest drivers of our time, and due to the rapid pace of development, digitalisation has shifted from support functions to the core of the business.

Geopolitical changes and slow economic growth have challenged companies in recent years and led them to consider new ideas for business development and cost structure.

Finland is currently experiencing an unprecedented interest in the construction of grid energy storage facilities. With more than 30 GW of new requests for storage connection, preventative restrictions have been placed on...

The need for data centre capacity has increased significantly in recent years, and the breakthrough of digitalisation and creative artificial intelligence will further accelerate this development.

The recent report by the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change warned us that the current actions and policies against climate change are not sufficient in restricting the rise in temperatures to 1.5°C.

Though the coronavirus has thrown the oil markets into disarray, the pandemic is ultimately a temporary anomaly in the longer-term trends in energy sector.

For months now, the energy crisis has been a part of the everyday life in Europe. Everybody is talking about heating costs, the rise in the price of liquid fuel and the dramatic increase in the price of electricity.

The green transition is making great strides in the Nordics, and Finland is one of the leading countries in promoting the energy transition.

The past year and a half has forced construction companies to adapt in new ways.

On 3 February 2026, the Supreme Administrative Court (SAC) denied the appeal application filed by the Tax Recipients' Legal Services Unit in the case concerning the electricity sector's Profit Tax Act.