New Swedish corporate income tax rules have IFRS implications for Q2 accounts

27 June 2018

The Swedish Parliament passed a law on June 14, on major changes to the Swedish regulations on corporate income taxation. The law will apply from January 1, 2019. However, some of the changes have tax accounting implications under IFRS earlier than January based on the law being enacted.

A Global Tax Alert, attached below, provides additional details.

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