- Sweden updated VAT guidance on business asset transfers effective September 30, 2025
- For VAT exemption on business transfers, two conditions must be met including that VAT would normally apply and the recipient must be eligible to deduct the VAT
- If recipients have no or limited rights to deduct input VAT such as in mixed use activities, the exemption will not apply in many cases
- The update replaces previous positions and aligns with a recent Supreme Court ruling that clarified interpretation of VAT law in line with EU VAT Directive
Source: regfollower.com
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