Yes, if you are liable to pay taxes in Finland. In other cases, you should consult your local tax authorities for the answer.
When you sell investment grade gold, you might gain or lose by it. Under Finnish tax regulations, these are to be filed in as capital gains or losses, which fall under the category of capital income tax.
Voima submits information to the Finnish Tax Administration only in accordance with the legal requirements. Consequently, the company does not submit the tax information of its Customers automatically to the Finnish Tax Administration or by Customers' requests. Rather, the person liable to pay taxes is responsible for submitting their own information to the tax authorities.
Please note that Voima does not provide tax advice, and it is not responsible for how accurate or up to date the given information is. The up-to-date information regarding tax matters is provided by the Finnish Tax Administration.
No. Voima submits information to the Finnish Tax Administration only in accordance with the legal requirements. Thus, no information is submitted automatically or by Customers' requests. Rather, the person liable to pay taxes is responsible for submitting their own information to the tax authorities.
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Yes. You can do this through your own bank account by setting a sum that will be transferred to your Voima Account regularly, for example once a month.
In case you need help with this, please contact Voima's Customer care.
Open on new pageNo. Voima requires that each Customer is identified in order to ensure the provision of safe services and to comply with AML/CFT legislation.
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Voima Gold Ltd. / Data Protection Officer
Bulevardi 5
00120
Helsinki
Finland
It means that you are the legal owner of the gold you have acquired through Voima's service and that the gold is not on Voima's balance sheet.
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Voima alone collects user information on its website, and no third-party services are used for this. The user information collected by Voima is not shared with any third parties in any way.
It is impossible to identify users based on the collected user information. This information is therefore not personal data.
Voima collects information about the use of the website and the application primarily in order to detect issues in the systems. When the actions carried out before the issue are known, it is easier to track down the root cause and fix it. The information also helps Voima to ascertain that its services can be used on all devices.
Secondarily, the website tracking helps Voima to understand whether its advertising has reached the intended audience. Voima does not use the collected information to target any advertisement. In addition, Voima does not share the collected information with any of its advertising channels.
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Open on new pageLiquidity describes how easily you can convert something into money.
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