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New Law Proposal Could Fine 700,000 Swedes for Illegal IPTV Use
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New Law Proposal Could Fine 700,000 Swedes for Illegal IPTV Use

Change the law so that the one who watches illegal ip-tv can be punished with fines. It is proposed in the investigation into illegally streamed tv
Proposal to Clarify Law Against Illegal IPTV Streaming in Sweden
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Proposal to Clarify Law Against Illegal IPTV Streaming in Sweden

Change the law so that it becomes clear that it is illegal to watch illegal ip-tv. This is proposed by the government's special investigator Eva Bergquist in SvD Debatt
Jonathan Ravelin's Case Against Tax Authority Over False Death Declaration
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Jonathan Ravelin's Case Against Tax Authority Over False Death Declaration

A paper form and a false signature were enough for Jonathan Ravelin to be incorrectly declared dead. With the help of the Center for Justice, he sued the state – and now he hopes that the court will establish that the Tax Authority's checks are not sufficient
Håkan Nesser Appeals Prison Sentence to Supreme Court Again
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Håkan Nesser Appeals Prison Sentence to Supreme Court Again

The author Håkan Nesser appeals the prison sentence to the Supreme Court, once again.
New Gender Identity Law Spurs Surge in Legal Gender Change Applications
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New Gender Identity Law Spurs Surge in Legal Gender Change Applications

Since the new gender identity law came into effect on July 1 this year, at least 559 people have applied for a change of legal gender. It was a pent-up need, says Lea Larsson, expert at RFSL
Yasin Faces Multi-Million Tax Penalty for Private Expenses
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Yasin Faces Multi-Million Tax Penalty for Private Expenses

Yasin is hit by a significant tax blow. According to Aftonbladet, which refers to the News Agency Siren, his production company is being claimed for millions
Government's Repatriation Grant Increase Raises Fraud Concerns
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Government's Repatriation Grant Increase Raises Fraud Concerns

The Government wants to raise the repatriation grant to a maximum of 350,000 kronor for an adult. But the Paying Authority warns of "fraud and abuse"
Sweden Sees Continued Decline in Birth Rates in First Half of Year
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Sweden Sees Continued Decline in Birth Rates in First Half of Year

The trend of fewer and fewer children being born in Sweden continues, according to SCB's latest statistics.
Travelers to Italy Advised to Block Personal Information After Data Theft
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Travelers to Italy Advised to Block Personal Information After Data Theft

The police urge Swedish travelers who left their ID documents at hotels in Italy during the summer to block their personal information.
Expert Urges Passport Cancellation After Italian Hotel Data Breach
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Expert Urges Passport Cancellation After Italian Hotel Data Breach

The tourists whose ID documents were stolen from Italian hotel servers have reason to worry, according to IT security expert André Catry. Cancel your passport and your ID documents, he advises the affected
Fredrik Holmberg Appointed Head of Swedish Land Survey Authority
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Fredrik Holmberg Appointed Head of Swedish Land Survey Authority

The National Land Survey Authority has got a new Director-General after the previous one was fired last year.
Rot Deductions in Sweden Rise 18% Amid Increased Subsidy
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Rot Deductions in Sweden Rise 18% Amid Increased Subsidy

The great interest in renovation and extension is still strong in Sweden. The number of approved rot deductions increased by 18 percent during the month of July compared to the same month last year
Inse Name Trend Grows After Swedish King's Misstatement
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Inse Name Trend Grows After Swedish King's Misstatement

Tax Authority Error Exposes Protected Woman's Address
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Tax Authority Error Exposes Protected Woman's Address

A handler at the Tax Authority forgot to mask the address when they disclosed information about a mother of two living under protection from her ex-partner. Now the state has to pay damages, reports Hem & Hyra
International Operation Targets Pro-Russian Hackers Attacking Swedish Sites
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International Operation Targets Pro-Russian Hackers Attacking Swedish Sites

Swedish police have participated in an international crackdown on the pro-Russian hacker group Noname, which has carried out several attacks on Swedish authorities and banks.
Berry Picking Firms Face Tax Penalties for Hiring Free Pickers
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Berry Picking Firms Face Tax Penalties for Hiring Free Pickers

Prenuptial Agreements Crucial for Relationships, Survey Reveals
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Prenuptial Agreements Crucial for Relationships, Survey Reveals

Marriage agreements are not so romantic and perhaps not something that someone who is in love and happy wants to think about. But for many it is still crucial for the relationship
Police to Target Criminals' Cryptocurrency Profits
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Police to Target Criminals' Cryptocurrency Profits

New VAT Ruling Boosts Finances for Housing Associations
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New VAT Ruling Boosts Finances for Housing Associations

Sweden's Top Paid Agency Heads Revealed in New Survey
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Sweden's Top Paid Agency Heads Revealed in New Survey

Humana Faces Million Debts Despite Helping Municipalities with Textile Waste
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Humana Faces Million Debts Despite Helping Municipalities with Textile Waste

Proposal to Criminalize Address Trading in Population Register
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Proposal to Criminalize Address Trading in Population Register

To sell addresses so that individuals can register incorrectly in the population register should be made illegal, proposes the government's investigator. According to the government, incorrect registration in the population register is used as a tool by criminals
79,000 Incorrectly Registered in Sweden, Tax Authority Reports
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79,000 Incorrectly Registered in Sweden, Tax Authority Reports

The Tax Authority estimates that at least 79,000 people are registered in Sweden despite not living here. Something that increases the risk of benefit fraud
Tax Deductions to Boost Private Funding for Swedish Culture
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Tax Deductions to Boost Private Funding for Swedish Culture

It will be easier to donate money to cultural institutions and museums. Tax deductions will attract more patrons and sponsors
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