New Swedish limitation of interest deductions

June 30 2012

On June 8 2012, the Swedish government proposed new legislation which will entail further restrictions on the deductibility of interest expenses on inter-company loans. Peter Utterström of Delphi presents the main features of the legislation, how it has been received, and necessary actions to take if the bill is adopted.

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