The Swedish Ministry of Finance Sept. 7 proposed a draft bill to extend the expert tax relief period for foreign experts, including researchers and other key individuals, who are on temporary assignment in the country. The relief includes a 25 percent tax exemption on salary and benefits, as well as reimbursement of specified expenses. The bill includes measures to extend the intended maximum relief period to seven years, counted from the day the stay in the country begins, from five years. The law would enter into force Jan. 1, 2024, and apply to first-time stays in Sweden that begin after ...
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