No, you do not need to pay taxes on gifts received from family members or friends in Finland. The Finnish tax system does not consider gifts from family members or friends as taxable income. This means that you are not required to report or pay taxes on such gifts. However, there are some exceptions and limitations to be aware of. For instance, if the gift is substantial in value or if it is given as part of a business transaction, it may be subject to taxation. Additionally, if you receive a gift that generates income, such as a rental property, you may need to pay taxes on the income generated. It’s always a good idea to consult with a tax professional or refer to the official guidelines from the Finnish Tax Administration for specific situations and to ensure compliance with the tax laws.