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ARTICLE – April 22, 2021
Swedish Enterprise on the US move on digital tax and global minimum tax
The introduction of a global minimum tax will not result in a fair distribution of tax revenues. Furthermore, it represents a major restriction on both the sovereignty and ability of countries to set their own tax rates in line with their economies and preferences.
ARTICLE – April 7, 2021
How the rules on State Aid for Important Projects of Common European Interest can be improved (IPCEI)
An IPECI can be a good instrument, but they should not be used too widely nor should they be applied to too many projects.
ARTICLE – March 18, 2021
A strong need for an effective dialogue between businesses and the WTO
The Confederation of Swedish Enterprise, in cooperation with 13 other business organisations, has written a letter to the WTO on the need for regular dialogue with the business community
ARTICLE – January 27, 2021
EU data strategy and data sharing: a report
The Confederation of Swedish Enterprise has recently published a report entitled “EU data strategy and data sharing”.
ARTICLE – December 14, 2020
Joint comments from Nordic business federations on OECD Blueprints
The Confederations of Swedish Enterprise, the Finnish Industries, the Danish Industry and the Norwegian Enterprise have submitted joint comments on the OECD Blueprint Reports on digital tax (Pillar 1) and Global minimum tax (Pillar 2).
ARTICLE – December 14, 2020
Letter to the Commission from the Swedish Labour Market Council for EU Affairs
The Swedish Labour Market Council for EU Affairs has now sent a letter to the President of the European Commisson. In the letter, the Council summarizes its legal analysis of the proposal for a Directive on adequate minimum wages in the European Union.
ARTICLE – December 10, 2020
Welcome proposals in the Data Governance Act
Data sharing is of great importance in developing the data economy. This is something that is also reflected in the first part of the European Commission’s data strategy with the proposal for a Data Governance Act (DGA).
ARTICLE – December 5, 2020
No reshoring in sight for Swedish firms
The Coronavirus crisis, and the unprecedented pressure that this has placed on business supply chains, has sparked debate on how best to avoid the risk of a collapse in the flow of goods and services. Whereas many are arguing in favour of reshoring production and having businesses move production...
ARTICLE – November 13, 2020
Main points on CBAM by the Confederation of Swedish Enterprise
We support the targets set out in the Paris Agreement. Ideally, the best instrument to deploy would be a global price on carbon. Realizing that this is not realistic for the foreseeable future other venues must be found.
ARTICLE – November 9, 2020
A data strategy for Europe that supports technological capacity but combats technological protectionism
The European Commission is expected to present its proposal for a new Data Governance Act the 18th of November. This is the first part of the European data strategy.

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