Report regarding changes potentially required for implementation in Sweden
The Ministry of Finance on December 2, 2024, published a memorandum on proposed changes to the Directive on Administrative Cooperation (DAC) intended to assist multinational enterprises (MNEs) to streamline their filing obligations under the EU Minimum Taxation Directive (2022/2523) by centralizing additional tax reports submission (known as DAC9).
Implementation of DAC9 in Sweden may require new laws or amendments to existing legislation like the Tax Procedure Act. The memorandum consists of a report from the government to the Parliament about the content of the proposed directive and changes potentially required for its implementation. The government has also collected feedback regarding the directive from external actors, which will inform the government’s response to the proposed directive.
For more information, contact a KPMG tax professional in Sweden:
Maria Barenfeld | maria.barenfeld@kpmg.se
Johannes Bangum | johannes.terjeson.bangum@kpmg.se