- The Swedish Tax Agency has issued a statement regarding the requirement for invoices to include information about the quantity, extent, and nature of goods or services provided.
- The statement replaces previous statements from 2004 and clarifies the agency’s interpretation of the requirement.
- There are no substantive changes in the revised statement, only clarifications.
- The statement also includes guidance on what information should be included in invoices for continuously provided services when the extent is the same as the date of provision.
Source: www4.skatteverket.se
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