Business operations in Sweden / Peter Sjögren and Anna Johansson based on an earlier version by Roland S. Dahlman.
2009
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Author
Title
Business operations in Sweden / Peter Sjögren and Anna Johansson based on an earlier version by Roland S. Dahlman.
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Imprint
Arlington, VA : Tax Management, ©2009-
Frequency
Updated irregularly.
Series
Tax management portfolios ; 985-4th.
Formatted Contents Note
Detailed analysis. Sweden
the country, its people and economy
Operating a business in Sweden
Forms of doing business in Sweden
Principal taxes
Taxation of a resident corporation
Taxation of a foreign corporation
Taxation of a branch
Taxation of partnerships
Taxation of other business entities
Taxation of individuals
Residents
Taxation of nonresidents
Estate and gift tax
Net wealth tax
Intercompany pricing
Special provisions relating to multinational operations
Avoidance of double taxation
Working papers.
the country, its people and economy
Operating a business in Sweden
Forms of doing business in Sweden
Principal taxes
Taxation of a resident corporation
Taxation of a foreign corporation
Taxation of a branch
Taxation of partnerships
Taxation of other business entities
Taxation of individuals
Residents
Taxation of nonresidents
Estate and gift tax
Net wealth tax
Intercompany pricing
Special provisions relating to multinational operations
Avoidance of double taxation
Working papers.
Summary
" ... contains information enabling foreign businesses to determine the best method of conducting their operations in Sweden from both the tax and general legal points of view and addresses the practical problems confronting foreign businesses operating in Sweden. It analyzes in detail the statutory and procedural framework of Swedish income taxation as it applies to individuals and corporations, both resident and nonresident. The analysis also covers many of the other legal details vital to the organization of a Swedish company. In addition to a detailed explanation of the Swedish system of income taxation, the Portfolio discusses the local taxes, the value added tax, other taxes and, as the context requires, the relationship of Swedish law to EC law based on Sweden's status as a Member State of the European Union."
Bibliography, etc. Note
Includes bibliographical references.
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Mode of access: World Wide Web.
Source of Description
Title from title screen (viewed Aug. 25, 2009).
Location
www
Available in Other Form
Print version: Sjögren, Peter, 1962- Business operations in Sweden. Arlington, VA : Tax Management, ©2009-
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Tax Management Portfolios.
Language
English
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