Sweden’s parliament, the Riksdag, has approved a series of value-added tax law changes.
The legislation will increase the value-added tax registration threshold, from SEK80,000 to SEK120,000 (USD11,360). The change will also enable more companies to use simplified invoices.
Presently, under the EU VAT Directive, access to cultural, artistic, sporting, scientific, educational, entertainment, or similar activities are liable to VAT in the location they are held.
Source: www.vitallaw.com
Latest Posts in "Sweden"
- Tax Exemption for Credit Services and Guarantees No Longer Applies: Updated Guidelines 2026
- Position on Ongoing Services Ending Early, VAT, No Longer Applies from April 2, 2026
- Tax Exemption for Credit Services and Guarantees Statement No Longer Applies from April 2026
- Clarification: Food Served on Porcelain and Lending of Cutlery – Restaurant Service or Not?
- Café Services in Schools: Distinguishing Restaurant Services from Food Sales
