Dividend tax calculator 2026 – listed and unlisted companies in Finland
Calculate how much of a dividend you keep in 2026. Choose a listed or an unlisted company and enter the dividend; for an unlisted company also the mathematical value of the company, your ownership and your salary.
85% of a dividend from a listed company is taxable capital income, so the tax is 25.5% (28.9% on capital income above €30,000). From an unlisted company, a dividend of up to 8% of the mathematical value of the shares (osakkeiden matemaattinen arvo) is capital income, of which only 25% is taxable up to €150,000, so the tax is 7.5%. The part above 8% is 75% taxable earned income and is taxed on top of your salary. The calculator also shows the total tax burden including the 20% corporate tax.
How much tax do you pay on dividends in Finland?
On a €10,000 dividend from a listed company the tax is €2,550 and you keep €7,450. From an unlisted company, a €20,000 dividend within the 8% limit is taxed €1,500 (7.5%); including the corporate tax the total tax burden is 26%. Source: Finnish Tax Administration, 1 January 2026.
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Tax year 2026, municipal tax 7.60%.
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All tools in English →The Tax Administration calculates the mathematical value of a share from the company's balance sheet for the previous financial year: assets minus liabilities, divided by the number of shares.
25.5% is withheld from listed dividends and 7.5% from unlisted ones (28% above €150,000). The final tax is set in your tax assessment.
The corporate tax is 20% in 2026. The Government proposes 18% from 2027; it is not yet law.