- A municipal company provided social care services to the municipality, not personnel leasing
- The company was responsible for managing the services independently, including staffing, scheduling, and planning
- The municipality covered costs for investments, while the company covered other operational expenses
- The company leased facilities from the municipality and used certain services provided by the municipality for a fee
- The Supreme Administrative Court ruled that the company’s services fell under the exemption from tax liability for social care services
Source: www4.skatteverket.se
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