The Supreme Court in Norway does not grant leave to appeal in the dispute between the e-commerce company Boozt and the Norwegian equivalent of the Tax Agency.
The Tax Agency in Norway claims that the company has had sales in Norway and thereby obtained domestic Norwegian income. Boozt, on the other hand, claims that they have sold to Norway.
The judgment in the lagmansretten, equivalent to a Swedish court of appeal, which was handed down last summer, has now gained legal force. According to the website Ehandel.se, around 45 million kronor in customs duties were at stake.
"Boozt Fashion AB will now apply again for simplified registration for value-added tax. When approved, the registration will exempt the company from the obligation to pay Norwegian import duties on products sold to Norwegian customers," the company writes in a press release.
