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Cécile Brokelind. Photo.

Cécile Brokelind

Professor

Cécile Brokelind. Photo.

Interest Deduction Limitations in Sweden Post-Lexel: The Relevance of the Free Movement of Capital

Author

  • Cécile Brokelind
  • David Kleist

Summary, in English

In Lexel (Case C-484/19), the Swedish interest deduction limitation rules were found to be in breach of article 49 of the TFEU on the freedom of establishment, as they presumed abusive practices even in respect of arm’s length-based transactions. The present article puts the case into context and highlights follow-up issues raised before lower Swedish tax courts in the context of loan transactions involving associated companies in third countries. Indeed, recent ECJ case law indicates that transactions between associated companies in the European Union and in third countries are protected under article 63 of the TFEU on the free of movement of capital.

Department/s

  • Department of Business Law

Publishing year

2023-06-01

Language

English

Pages

234-246

Publication/Series

European Taxation

Volume

63

Issue

6

Document type

Journal article

Publisher

IBFD

Topic

  • Law (excluding Law and Society)

Status

Published

ISBN/ISSN/Other

  • ISSN: 0014-3138