Finnish Finance Minister Riikka Purra stated on Tuesday that the government will agree on the funding for the investment package during the ongoing budget negotiations. ^[1] Finnish Prime Minister Petteri Orpo and coalition leaders Sari Essayah, Riikka Purra, and Anders Adlercreutz announced the conclusion of the 2026 budget session on a Tuesday evening. ^[2] The Finnish government, led by Prime Minister Petteri Orpo, agreed during its budget negotiations (budjettiriihi) to make changes to the employee stock option taxation reform, including adjustments based on feedback received during the consultation round. ^[3] The government's reform adjusts taxation so that an employee does not have to pay tax on a gain they did not receive when the share price falls after exercising the option. ^[4] The government's investment program totals approximately 4.7 billion euros, with some funding still pending as of the spring. ^[5] The corporate tax rate for companies will be lowered from 20 percent to 18 percent starting next year. ^[6] The government decided to reduce income tax by 230 million euros, primarily benefiting low- and middle-income earners. ^[7] Tobacco and alcohol taxes were collectively increased by 50 million euros, with stricter remote sales supervision for alcohol. ^[8]