- The Swedish Tax Agency has updated the invoicing guidelines to ensure compliance with information requirements.
- The update provides more details about adding the quantity and nature of goods or services on invoices.
- The purpose is to allow the tax authority to determine the applicable VAT rules for the transaction.
- It is not necessary to provide a detailed description, but the information should allow the tax administration to determine the applicable VAT rate.
- The guidelines allow for the inclusion of commercial descriptions, codes, or references to agreements, but not generic statements.
- The quantity of goods delivered and the scope of services provided should be included on the invoice.
- The updates aim to promote transparency and accuracy in invoicing practices.
Source: marosavat.com
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