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  • The value of real estate in Sweden has been on the rise for a long time and foreign investments in Swedish real estate are substantial. The transaction volume for Q1 2015 amounted to approximately €2.3 billion, with foreign buyers accounting for 25% of this. The Swedish real estate market is often seen as a ‘safe haven’ but changes in the tax regime are expected which could alter the jurisdiction’s attractiveness in the eyes of foreign investors.
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  • On December 17 2014 the Swiss Federal Council published new draft legislation on the reform of Swiss withholding tax, proposing an exemption for interest payments to non-residents and an extension of the taxable basis for Swiss resident individuals. The draft’s consultation period ended on March 31 2015. Alberto Lissi and Monika Gammeter of Tax Partner – Taxand Switzerland outline the latest developments.
  • Emile Steevensz, partner at Steevensz|Beckers Tax Lawyers in Curaçao, provides a guide to fund structuring in the Caribbean region and assesses the advantages of the Curaçao fund for mutual account.
  • As part of a continuing focus on the tax issues impacting the asset management industry, International Tax Review brings you the second edition of the Financial Services supplement publication.
  • Deloitte Switzerland and Deloitte Belgium
  • On April 14 2015 the Norwegian Ministry of Finance issued a public consultation proposal for new rules concerning the tax treatment of collective investment funds. Bodil Marie Myklebust, Stian Roska Revheim and Dag Saltnes of PwC Norway flesh out the proposals as they stand, and look to the likely future changes that will occur before implementation.