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    Extended Deduction Right For Sponsorship Expenses

    The Swedish Ministry of Finance has proposed expanding tax deduction rights for sponsorship expenses, moving away from restrictive case law that required direct business connections. Under the new framework, companies can deduct expenses aimed at improving or maintaining business reputation, including long-term brand value and competitive positioning, without needing to demonstrate concrete effects.
    SwedenTax
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    The Scope Of The Swedish Transfer Pricing Correction Rule

    The Swedish Supreme Administrative Court ruled in favor of Kubikenborg Aluminium AB in a landmark transfer pricing case, setting aside a SEK 211 million adjustment related to an electricity contract termination and shareholder contribution. The court held that the arm's length assessment must consider the overall group arrangements, finding that the tolling agreement structure meant the electricity contract risk was borne by related entities rather than constituting an income transfer from the Swedish compa
    SwedenTax
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    Shares Held As Inventory Cannot Constitute A Line Of Business

    The Swedish Supreme Administrative Court has ruled on whether shares held as inventory assets under building operations rules can constitute a line of business for tax purposes. The decision addresses the critical question of withdrawal taxation in corporate restructurings where siblings transferred ownership of a property-managing company into a joint holding structure.
    SwedenTax
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    Asset Management & Investment Funds - News Update

    Managers of alternative investment funds and UCITS-funds may establish branches and carry out activities on a cross border basis into other EU/EEA states.
    NorwayFinance and Banking
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    OECD Discussion Draft On Revision Of Chapter VII On Intra-group Services

    The OECD has released a discussion draft proposing revisions to Chapter VII of the Transfer Pricing Guidelines, focusing on intra-group services within multinational enterprises.
    NorwayTax
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    Improved Rules For Swedish Tonnage Taxation

    Sweden has expanded its tonnage taxation regime to include specialised shipping operations, lowered minimum vessel requirements, and increased bareboat charter limits. The amendments, approved by the European Commission under EU state aid rules, represent a significant broadening of the elective tax system that allows qualifying shipping companies to compute taxable income based on net tonnage rather than conventional profit taxation.
    SwedenTax
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    Proposal For Level II Rules For Crypto-Assets

    The European Banking Authority (EBA) has published a proposed level II regulation package including several regulatory technical standards and guidelines...
    NorwayTechnology
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    A Statutory Definition Of Permanent Stay In Sweden

    Sweden is introducing a statutory definition of permanent stay to replace the current unpredictable case-by-case assessment. The new rule establishes clear day-count thresholds for determining unlimited tax liability, fundamentally changing how cross-border workers and property owners are taxed.
    SwedenTax
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    Commitment Fees As Expenses For Credit

    The Swedish Supreme Administrative Court has ruled that commitment fees paid to banks for maintaining undrawn credit facilities constitute interest expenses under Swedish tax law.
    SwedenTax
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    Amended Rules On Allocation Of Deductible VAT

    The Swedish government has proposed significant changes to VAT deduction rules for mixed businesses, shifting from a "reasonable grounds" approach to a turnover-based allocation key for input VAT on joint costs. Following Supreme Administrative Court rulings that recognized taxpayers' rights under the VAT Directive, the new framework introduces specific calculation methods for different business scenarios, including area-based allocation for buildings and special provisions for financial activities.
    SwedenTax
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    Strengthened Tax Incentives For R&D

    The Swedish government has proposed significant reforms to tax incentives for research and development, including expanded relief from employer social security contributions and a new enhanced cost deduction...
    SwedenTax
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    No VAT On Compensation Under Development Agreements

    A Swedish court has ruled on whether municipalities must charge VAT when developers reimburse costs for public infrastructure under development agreements. The case examines the legal relationship between...
    SwedenTax
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    Does A Press Certificate Exempt Data Brokers From GDPR?

    The EU Court of Justice has ruled on whether Swedish press certificates can shield commercial data brokers from GDPR obligations. The landmark decision clarifies that holding a press certificate does not automatically exempt companies from data protection law, and that running a paid database of personal information without genuine editorial processes does not qualify as journalism.
    SwedenPrivacy
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    Dividends Distributed From A Swiss Subsidiary – Assessment Of What Is A Low-Tax Jurisdiction (LB-2023-130797)

    On 22 March 2024, Borgarting Court of Appeal made a decision in the case between Elopak ASA and the government and concluded that dividend distributed from a Swiss subsidiary...
    NorwayTax
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    Commission Assesses Code Of Practice On Transparency Of AI-generated Content

    The European Commission has issued its Opinion on a new Code of Practice addressing transparency requirements for AI-generated content under Article 50 of the AI Act. This assessment examines how businesses can demonstrate compliance with disclosure obligations for deepfakes and AI-generated text on matters of public interest, while clarifying that adherence does not constitute conclusive proof of regulatory compliance.
    NorwayTechnology
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    Schjodt
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    Simplified Rules On Place Of Work And Deduction For Business Travel

    The Swedish Ministry of Finance has proposed significant reforms to modernize tax rules governing workplace determination and business travel deductions, fundamentally changing how employers and employees handle remote work arrangements and travel expenses. These changes introduce clearer definitions based on employer intention rather than physical presence, eliminate the restrictive three-month rule, and consolidate multiple deduction categories into streamlined provisions. The reforms are scheduled to tak
    SwedenTax
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    Suitability Assessments For Crypto-Asset Service Providers And Issuers

    EBA issues new guidelines for suitability assessments of management bodies and owners of crypto-asset service providers (CASPs) and issuers of asset-referenced tokens (ARTs).
    NorwayTechnology
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    Can Newspapers Publish Photographs In News Stories For Free Without The Consent Of The Rights Holder?

    In 2020, the newspaper VG published several news stories criticizing the law firm Rogstad. To illustrate the news stories, VG published photographs from Rogstad's webpage and the Facebook page of one of Rogstad's employees.
    NorwayIntellectual Property
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    Schjodt
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    Debate As To Whether "Sum Of Knowledge" Constitutes Trade Secrets

    In a final and enforceable judgment of 12 March 2021 (LF-2020-92904), Frostating Court of Appeal found there to be unlawful use of trade secrets by a former employee using his knowledge gained...
    NorwayIntellectual Property
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    Schjodt
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    Proposed Amendments To Section 10 Regulation – Consultation Paper

    The Norwegian Ministry of Finance has proposed significant amendments to the Section 10 Regulation governing asset transactions on the Norwegian continental shelf, introducing new documentation requirements, modified rules on contingent consideration, and expanded scope to include pipeline and infrastructure transfers. While the proposal offers increased flexibility in certain areas, it also eliminates seller carry provisions for decommissioning costs and imposes stricter timelines that may challenge commer
    NorwayTax
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