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Clash of Clans maker tops high earner lists in Finland

/ 12:02 PM November 03, 2015

Finland Supercell

Finland’s top individual earner for 2014 Supercell’s game lead Lasse Louhento, poses for a photo in Helsinki on Monday Nov. 2, 2015. Mobile gaming company Supercell is now reportedly Finland’s biggest money-maker, with a taxable income nearly 10 times that of one-time cellphone powerhouse Nokia. . AP

HELSINKI — Mobile gaming company Supercell is now reportedly Finland’s biggest money-maker, with a taxable income nearly 10 times that of one-time cellphone powerhouse Nokia.

Finnish news agency STT on Monday said the company behind the popular strategy game Clash of Clans last year had the highest pre-tax income of any Finnish company, with 871 million euros.

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Banks and insurance companies earned more but their income included subsidiaries and branches abroad.

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Nokia, once Finland’s biggest company, slipped down the scale with earnings of 92 million euros, according to tax officials.

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STT said the Nordic country’s top individual earner was Supercell’s game lead, Lasse Louhento, with a reported income of 6 million euros in 2014.

The tax filings of individuals and companies are open to the public in Finland and other Nordic countries.

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TOPICS: Clash of Clans, Finland, Games, Gaming, Mobile, Supercell
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