Government Considers Flat €100 Child Benefit Reform
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According to the plans of the Finnish government of Prime Minister Petteri Oreo, parents for each child until 18.
Government considers flat €100 child benefit reform
A government-commissioned report in Finland has proposed a major overhaul of the country’s child benefit system, including a flat monthly payment of €100 for every child until the age of 18. The proposal, published on Monday, was prepared for Social Security Minister Sanni Grahn-Laasonen by senior Health Ministry official Liisa Siika-aho and Kela director Kari-Pekka Mäki-Lohiluoma. Under the plan, every child would receive the same tax-free bene…
The report commissioned by Sanni Grahn-Laasonen proposes a flat monthly child allowance of 100 euros for each child.
The investigators do not support taxing child benefit or making it income-related.
In the future, the same amount would be paid for all children, and the payment of child benefit would be extended by one year.
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