- The Swedish Tax Court issued Advance Notice No. 107-24/I on July 4.
- The notice clarifies VAT treatment for temporary accommodation rentals.
- A company renting furnished studio apartments wanted to extend rental periods.
- The company offered services like cleaning, breakfast, and staffed reception.
- The company asked if longer stays would be taxed like hotel room rentals.
- The Tax Court found four to six-month stays are considered short-term.
- Ancillary services and conditions indicated temporary accommodation use.
- Rentals were deemed taxable room rentals under the VAT Act, similar to hotels.
Source: news.bloombergtax.com
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