Court ruling on Sarastia clarifies in-house company rules, say industry associations
The Supreme Administrative Court found that Sarastia did not meet the criteria of an in-house company.
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Basics of business contracts
Are your company’s contracts in order? Business contracts – agreements between companies – are part of everyday business life. By…
SY proposal on YEL income put before Parliament
The changes we proposed would improve YEL policyholders’ equitable treatment. The 2023 entrepreneur pension or YEL reform included a transitional…
Business restraining order on the way
The Ministry of Justice has published an information package on reducing disruption on business premises. The Orpo Government is continuing…
Why a business owner needs a prenup
Without a prenuptial agreement, an ex-spouse is entitled to part of the business. Divorce can catch business owners unawares if…
Court: Wolt riders employees
The ruling took almost five years to be delivered. The Supreme Administrative Court (SAC) has rules that Wolt food delivery…
PRH notifies thousands of companies about unsuitable auditor
The Patent and Registration Office reminds companies about what kinds of auditors can be approved. The Patent and Registration Office…
SY: Positive credit register stops sole traders from accessing credit – immediate action needed
Suomen Yrittäjät, the Finnish SME association, has received a large number of messages about sole traders’ problems caused by the…
SY demands “Temuing” be reined in
Suomen Yrittäjät, the Finnish SME association, demands swift action from Parliament to rein in cheap Chinese e-retailers. On 5 February,…
PRH to fine companies for late financial statements and missing information
As of 2025, the Patent and Registration Office (PRH) can issue new charges to companies which have not submitted their…