- Swedish Tax Court issued Advance Notice No. 40-24/I regarding tax rate for digital training subscription services
- Company provided subscription for live and on-demand training sessions
- Taxpayer sought clarification on reduced 6 percent sports services tax rate
- Tax Agency determined subscription subject to normal 25 percent tax rate
- Live sessions qualified for reduced rate, on-demand sessions did not
- Tax Court clarified on-demand sessions outside scope of reduced tax rate
- Subscription service not covered by VAT directive’s provision on reduced tax rate
- Live sessions deemed less essential than on-demand sessions.
Source: news.bloombergtax.com
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