In light of the Supreme Administrative Court’s most recent verdict on taxation of directors’ fees, this paper covers the current tax treatment of such remuneration by comparing the directive of board members with that of other similar assignments, all of which regulated by civil legislation. As such, current ruling states that directors’ fees are not to be taxed as income from services, but rather as salary of an employee. The assignments that are subject to comparison are all performed by an individual personally while there is acceptance to tax remuneration attributable to these assignments, as income from services. The differences in taxation result in a heavier tax burden to which board members are subject. Following a comparison of the...
The state has a need of being able to collect unpaid tax debts from juridical persons. The solution ...
Swedish tax law contains – apart from a vast and detailed tax legislation – two main approaches agai...
Background: Power by force and threats used to be the common way to collect taxes, but this procedur...
Most limited companies in Sweden are closely held companies – which mean that they are predominantly...
This thesis aims to investigate current Swedish law on compensation for legal fees in tax cases. The...
On the 1st of January 2014, new legislation was introduced on taxation of shareholders in close comp...
On January 1 2019, extensive changes were introduced to the Swedish corporate tax system. From previ...
The 3:12-provisions are part of a legal system specified for owners of close corporations (companies...
Swedish corporate taxation is based on the fact that each individual company is an independently tax...
The purpose of this dissertation is to examine whether special taxation rules for close companies an...
This thesis will investigate the Swedish group taxation for income tax purpose for sport groups. I w...
Through the rulings RÅ 2010 ref. 11, HFD 2011 ref. 75 and HFD 2011 not 88 the Swedish Supreme Admini...
The 40th chapter of the Swedish Income Tax Act (Inkomstskattelagen) limits how corporation can make ...
Introduction: Taxes result in a big cost for corporations which create an incentive for tax planning...
The rules of correction on ones own initiative, in the tax procedure law and tax prosecution law, gi...
The state has a need of being able to collect unpaid tax debts from juridical persons. The solution ...
Swedish tax law contains – apart from a vast and detailed tax legislation – two main approaches agai...
Background: Power by force and threats used to be the common way to collect taxes, but this procedur...
Most limited companies in Sweden are closely held companies – which mean that they are predominantly...
This thesis aims to investigate current Swedish law on compensation for legal fees in tax cases. The...
On the 1st of January 2014, new legislation was introduced on taxation of shareholders in close comp...
On January 1 2019, extensive changes were introduced to the Swedish corporate tax system. From previ...
The 3:12-provisions are part of a legal system specified for owners of close corporations (companies...
Swedish corporate taxation is based on the fact that each individual company is an independently tax...
The purpose of this dissertation is to examine whether special taxation rules for close companies an...
This thesis will investigate the Swedish group taxation for income tax purpose for sport groups. I w...
Through the rulings RÅ 2010 ref. 11, HFD 2011 ref. 75 and HFD 2011 not 88 the Swedish Supreme Admini...
The 40th chapter of the Swedish Income Tax Act (Inkomstskattelagen) limits how corporation can make ...
Introduction: Taxes result in a big cost for corporations which create an incentive for tax planning...
The rules of correction on ones own initiative, in the tax procedure law and tax prosecution law, gi...
The state has a need of being able to collect unpaid tax debts from juridical persons. The solution ...
Swedish tax law contains – apart from a vast and detailed tax legislation – two main approaches agai...
Background: Power by force and threats used to be the common way to collect taxes, but this procedur...