- The decision “Exemption from tax liability incidental costs in connection with import” will no longer be applied
- The decision was dated April 15, 2015 and will no longer be applicable
- The decision clarified when the exemption from tax liability for services in connection with import should be applicable
- Information regarding import of goods of lesser value is no longer relevant due to a law change in July 2021
- The remaining information in the decision can be considered as a clarification and can be included in Legal Guidance
- There is no longer a reason to keep the decision in place
Source: www4.skatteverket.se
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