From gyms to museums, across Finland.
The sports and culture benefit is Finland’s most popular tax-exempt employee benefit, which an employer can give tax-free up to 540 euros per year per employee.
The sports and culture benefit can be used at more than 16,000 venues in total, and it has one million users: employees of the state, municipalities, cities, listed companies and smaller businesses.
With the sports and culture benefit, you encourage employees to look after their physical fitness, and you offer their minds refreshment with a diverse range of culture.
The taxable value cap of the benefit rose in October 2026, and the maximum value can be offered to staff retroactively already for the same year.
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Taxation of sport and cultural benefits.
Employers can subsidise their employees' sport and cultural activities as a tax-free employee benefit and deduct the full cost in their own accounts.
Employers can subsidise sport and cultural activities tax-free at the rate of €540per employee per year. The benefit is personal. The sport and culture benefit can be seen as a cheaper alternative to a pay rise.
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Even the first time I was surprised how effortlessly this works, now I'm going to be touring museums.
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