“Unpredictable, internationally high and distorting taxes damage the economy”

THE SWEDISH TAX PRINT

Reform and lower capital income taxes, urges Jan-Olof Jacke, CEO of Swedish Enterprise, and Karin Johansson, deputy CEO of Swedish Enterprise, on Di Debatt.

Swedish taxes risk causing companies to leave the country and “unpredictable, internationally high and distorting taxes damage the economy and its growth potential”, say the debaters.

“Sweden today has a better tax climate for entrepreneurs and investments. It has benefited our country. A natural next step to strengthen Swedish competitiveness would be to reform and lower capital income taxes,” write Jan-Olof Jacke, CEO of Swedish Enterprise, and Karin Johansson, deputy CEO of Swedish Enterprise, on Di Debatt.

Di Debatt: “Sweden needs reduced and predictable taxes”