Food Courier Accounting in Finland 2026

The Finnish food delivery market and tax treatment changed quickly in 2026. Foodora left Finland in February, Uber Eats launched in May and the Finnish Tax Administration announced that Supreme Administrative Court decisions will change the tax treatment of food couriers.

This page is no longer general advice to invoice a courier platform. Bisse helps especially when you have already invoiced through your own company or received a platform settlement document that needs to be handled correctly in accounting.

Uber Eats may create an invoice or settlement document itself and pay an amount that shows VAT. If you used your own company, the VAT part is not automatically money you can freely keep.

We created a specific guide for this situation: Uber Eats courier: VAT and accounting 2026 .

If you already invoiced food courier work through your own company in 2026, you can bring the material to Bisse. We help handle receipts, payments, expenses and VAT reports for accounting.

• Upload invoices, settlement reports and payments received in your bank account
• Record equipment, phone, maintenance and driving expenses with receipts
• Get summaries for VAT returns and annual tax return preparation
• See which amounts are income, expenses and possible VAT payable

On 13 May 2026, the Finnish Tax Administration announced that payments from a courier company are treated as wage income for the courier. The changed guidance is applied in taxation from 1 January 2027.

This means Bisse should not be used as a permanent way to invoice a food courier company for delivery work. Bisse can still help with existing 2026 documents, other business income and business expenses.