Correction
Database tables of the statistics on the finances of agricultural and forestry enterprises corrected.
Read more about the correctionStatistics on the finances of agricultural and forestry enterprises 2022
Total income from agriculture account for only one-quarter of farmer families’ income subject to state taxation in 2022
releaseAccording to Statistics Finland's data, only 25 per cent of the total income of farmer families comes from combined earned and capital income from agriculture. Income from agriculture still accounted for around 37 per cent of total income in 2000.
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Database table/tables of the statistics the finances of agricultural and forestry enterprises corrected
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- In 2022, the number of active agricultural enterprises taxed based on the act on the income tax of agriculture numbered 39,237 in total.
- The combined result of agriculture for all those liable to pay tax on agriculture was EUR 949 million in 2022.
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Official Statistics of Finland (OSF): Statistics on the finances of agricultural and forestry enterprises [online publication].
Reference period: 2022. ISSN=2489-320X. Helsinki: Statistics Finland [Referenced: 21.6.2026].
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