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Sentenced to Prison for Running a Dropout Program

A man who ran a dropout program for young criminals has been sentenced to nine months in prison for two cases of aggravated tax fraud, reports [P4 Stockholm](https://sverigesradio. se/artikel/eldsjalen-skulle-fa-kriminella-att-hoppa-av-doms-till-fangelse).

Sentenced to Prison for Running a Dropout Program

The Tax Agency stops more due to security reasons

In the past two years, there are more people than before who do not pass the Tax Agency's security checks, reports SR Ekot. .

The Tax Agency stops more due to security reasons

Östersund FK is saved – has paid off tax debt

The Superettan club Östersunds FK has been in an economic crisis for some time and needed to pay three million kronor to the Tax Authority by Monday evening at the latest. At the last minute, the club's chairman Anders Cederberg announced that ÖFK had paid in the money.

Östersund FK is saved – has paid off tax debt

Northvolt buys time – tax debt paid

Crisis-stricken Northvolt has bought itself some breathing room by paying what the company owed to the Tax Agency. However, a long-term solution to the battery manufacturer's financing is still not in place.

Northvolt buys time – tax debt paid

Foreign Staff in a Tight Spot as Northvolt Cuts Down

Crisis-stricken Northvolt, which is to pay over a quarter of a billion kronor to the Tax Agency on Monday, is in acute need of more money from owners and lenders. A crucial piece of the puzzle to get it in place is the reduction of 1,600 employees, which is expected to be completed this week.

Foreign Staff in a Tight Spot as Northvolt Cuts Down

More criminals to be caught abroad

The Government wants several authorities to do more to tackle criminals abroad who operate in Sweden. I hope this will result in us simply seeing more criminal leaders being detected, arrested, prosecuted, and punished for the serious crimes they commit, says Minister of Justice Gunnar Strömmer (The Moderate Party).

More criminals to be caught abroad

Northvolt CEO: Will pay 287 million kronor according to plan

On Monday, Northvolt must pay a tax debt of 287 million kronor. The alternatives are bankruptcy, reconstruction – or personal payment liability for the board.

Northvolt CEO: Will pay 287 million kronor according to plan

Now parents who cheat will be caught

Cheating parents cost society 2 billion kronor annually. Now a new law will put an end to the fraud with parental benefits.

Now parents who cheat will be caught

Latest on Monday, Northvolt must pay 287 million kronor

At the latest on Monday, the crisis-stricken battery manufacturer Northvolt must pay 287 million kronor to the Tax Agency, confirms the authority to [SVT News Västerbotten. ](https://www.

Latest on Monday, Northvolt must pay 287 million kronor

Convicted man registered at the court's address

A man with a criminal past who was employed as a notary at Kalmar District Court is also registered at the court's address, reports [P4 Kalmar](https://sverigesradio. se/artikel/avslojar-vapendomde-mannen-skriven-pa-tingsrattens-adress).

Convicted man registered at the court's address

Oscar Engelbert's company goes bankrupt

Oscar Engelbert, founder of the crisis-ridden real estate company Oscar Properties, is petitioning for his private company Parkgate to be declared bankrupt, reports Expressen. According to the newspaper, Engelbert submitted a bankruptcy application to the district court on Friday.

Oscar Engelbert's company goes bankrupt

More people will be forced to provide information to the police

Authorities, municipalities, and schools will be forced to share information with the police. Social services and healthcare will be exempt from the obligation, but will still be required to disclose more information than they do today.

More people will be forced to provide information to the police

Suspected Fraudster Former Intelligence Officer

The Swedish man who has been detained in Turkey suspected of fraud in the multi-billion class has previously worked as an intelligence officer in Norrbotten, reports P4 Norrbotten. .

Suspected Fraudster Former Intelligence Officer

Swedish Man Arrested in Turkey for Billion-Dollar Fraud

A Swedish man has been arrested and detained in Turkey, suspected of fraud in the multi-billion class, reports [Sweden's Radio](https://sverigesradio. se/artikel/svensk-haktad-i-turkiet-misstanks-for-enormt-bedrageri) Ekot.

Swedish Man Arrested in Turkey for Billion-Dollar Fraud

Major flaws when benefits are paid out

The National Audit Office directs sharp criticism at the system for disbursements of grants. Many with foreign incomes can be awarded too high compensation.

Major flaws when benefits are paid out

The Government Wants to Stop Criminals' Money Flow

The Government is investing approximately another billion kronor to stop organized crime – primarily by targeting the criminals' driving force: the money, writes the Government representative on DN Debatt. .

The Government Wants to Stop Criminals' Money Flow

The air travel tax will be abolished next summer

The air tax will be abolished as of July 1, 2025, the government and the Sweden Democrats announced at a press conference. .

The air travel tax will be abolished next summer

Convicted Entrepreneur Charged with Aggravated Economic Crimes

In July, two berry entrepreneurs were sentenced to two years and six months in prison for nine cases of gross human exploitation. Now, one of them is being prosecuted for serious economic crimes linked to the business, reports P4 Västerbotten.

Convicted Entrepreneur Charged with Aggravated Economic Crimes

Billionaires are favored – "don't want to scare them off"

Minister of Finance Elisabeth Svantesson (The Moderate Party) is now commenting on the inquiry set up by the government, which may benefit the country's venture capitalists. I do not want to scare capital away from Sweden, she says.

Billionaires are favored – "don't want to scare them off"

Billionaires may get lower taxes

The Tax Agency has, over a long period of years, taxed and disputed with the country's richest venture capitalists. But now the government can meet the protesting billionaires halfway.

Billionaires may get lower taxes

Bankruptcy Decision for Oscar Properties Postponed

The Stockholm District Court has decided to postpone the decision on bankruptcy for the crisis-stricken real estate company Oscar Properties until October 31, reports the newspaper Expressen. The decision was expected on Thursday, but was postponed after Oscar Properties' CEO Richard Bagge requested a reprieve, citing the possibility of additional funds coming into the company to cover a debt to the Tax Authority, which is the basis for the bankruptcy petition.

Bankruptcy Decision for Oscar Properties Postponed

Lowest Population Growth in Sweden in the 2000s

During the first half of 2024, the population increased by 1,600 people. This is the longest population increase measured in Sweden during a half-year period in the 2000s, according to SCB.

Lowest Population Growth in Sweden in the 2000s

Hummelgaard: I Have Warned Sweden for Many Years

Denmark's Minister of Justice Peter Hummelgaard (S) sees it as his task to remind Swedish politicians about problems related to gang criminality. In fact, he did it already 14 years ago.

Hummelgaard: I Have Warned Sweden for Many Years

Oscar Properties makes a comeback – avoids bankruptcy

Oscar Properties Holding has, after an agreement with creditors, avoided bankruptcy. "Now we have got a little breathing room", writes the crisis-stricken property company's CEO Richard Bagge in a comment.

Oscar Properties makes a comeback – avoids bankruptcy