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Hi Riku! 👋🏼

I don't even know where to start, wow, this is a fantastic website!! 👏🏼

Everytime I've been looking into optimizating the ratio of salary vs dividend, I was like "why on earth don't we have a simple frontend calculator that has done the heavy lifting of these calculations?" and because I didn't have much frontend skills nor the determination to run the numbers properly 😅, it remained a wish until a friend told me about this.

So thanks a lot for having done that and sharing it publicly for everyone!

Is there any chance you would be able to translate it to English too? (my Finnish is not that good, otherwise I'd have opened a PR)

The reason I'm asking is that I think this website would be a great addition to the Take out money from your company in the most tax optimal way section of Freelancing in Finland guide. I already added the calculator to the references section (sam-hosseini/freelancing-in-finland@02451c7)

I'll share this with my friends and peers to see if it sparks other people's interest as well to translate this.

Thank you again 🍁

Hi. I am using your calculator (which is great - thanks for doing it!) to predict the costs of running an oy in Finland and I am confused about one point.

As far as I understand it, Finnish corporate tax is 20%. In the calculator, it appears to calculate it as 25%.

The related code is

`export function getCorporateTax(companyProfit: number) {
return Math.max(0, companyProfit * 0.2)
}

export function companyTaxesFromDividents(dividents: number) {
return getCorporateTax(dividents / 0.8)
}`

So I am not sure what the / 0.8 (from the last line of code there) is modelling from real life. Can you explain it? Thanks!

Palkkaa ja osinkoa vertailtaessa maksetusta yhteisöverosta pitäisi huomioida ainoastaan se osuus, joka liittyy maksettuihin osinkohin. Taseeseen jäävästä osuudesta maksettu yhteisövero ei ole laskelman kannalta relevantti.

En myöskään huomioisi tuloksen aiheuttamaa nettovarallisuuden muutosta, koska se vaikuttaa verotuksessa vasta seuraavana verovuonna.