- The Swedish Tax Agency issued a statement on VAT treatment for landlords supplying electricity, gas, water, and heat
- Supplies charged at a flat rate are VAT-exempt as they are part of the rent
- Supplies based on actual consumption are taxable as they are separate from rent
- Electricity for vehicle charging is generally taxable unless part of a VAT-exempt parking rental
- Landlords can deduct input VAT on infrastructure for taxable supplies as these costs are not tied to residential use
Source: news.bloombergtax.com
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