Skattekvarten

I detta avsnitt av Skattekvarten diskuterar vi hur digitalisering, AI och nya rapporteringskrav håller på att förändra skattekontrollen. Kan skattemyndigheter upptäcka och ingripa mot skattebedrägerier redan medan de pågår – eller till och med innan de har fullbordats? Och vad händer med rättssäkerheten när kontrollen i allt högre grad bygger på stora datamängder, riskanalyser och prognoser?
Tillsammans med Autilia Arfwidsson, postdoktor i skatterätt vid Juridiska fakulteten vid Uppsala universitet, tar vi avstamp i kampen mot gränsöverskridande momsbedrägerier och undersöker hur AI-driven riskanalys och digital rapportering kan ge skattemyndigheterna nya möjligheter att upptäcka komplexa bedrägerimönster. Med utgångspunkt i hennes forskning diskuterar vi också EU reformpaket VAT in the Digital Age (ViDA), vilka informationsluckor som fortfarande finns och hur utvecklingen mot kontroll i nära realtid påverkar balansen mellan effektivitet, integritet och rättssäkerhet. Slutligen blickar vi framåt och frågar oss om framtidens skatteförvaltning bara blir snabbare och mer digital – eller om gränsen mellan skattekontroll och styrning håller på att förändras i grunden.

In this summer special of Skattekvarten, we present an extended conversation (previously released in three episodes throughout the summer) on issues relating to CSR. In this edited episode, we explore what responsible corporate tax behaviour means in practice. Can a company be fully tax compliant and still behave badly? And should good tax conduct be defined solely by legal compliance, or also by transparency, judgement and the broader spirit of the law? Greg Yates from the Fair Tax Foundation and Karl Berlin, Partner at CORIT Advisory and former Head of Tax at Ørsted, join us to examine fair taxation, sustainable tax strategies and the evolving role of tax in corporate governance.
The conversation is held in English.

In this summer special of Skattekvarten, we present an extended conversation released in three connected episodes throughout the summer. Together, the episodes explore what responsible corporate tax behaviour means in practice. Can a company be fully tax compliant and still behave badly? And should good tax conduct be defined solely by legal compliance, or also by transparency, judgement and the broader spirit of the law?
Across the three-part discussion, Greg Yates from the Fair Tax Foundation and Karl Berlin, Partner at CORIT Advisory and former Head of Tax at Ørsted, join us to examine fair taxation, sustainable tax strategies and the evolving role of tax in corporate governance.
The conversation is held in English.

In this summer special of Skattekvarten, we present an extended conversation released in three connected episodes throughout the summer. Together, the episodes explore what responsible corporate tax behaviour means in practice. Can a company be fully tax compliant and still behave badly? And should good tax conduct be defined solely by legal compliance, or also by transparency, judgement and the broader spirit of the law?
Across the three-part discussion, Greg Yates from the Fair Tax Foundation and Karl Berlin, Partner at CORIT Advisory and former Head of Tax at Ørsted, join us to examine fair taxation, sustainable tax strategies and the evolving role of tax in corporate governance.
The conversation is held in English.

In this summer special of Skattekvarten, we present an extended conversation released in three connected episodes throughout the summer. Together, the episodes explore what responsible corporate tax behaviour means in practice. Can a company be fully tax compliant and still behave badly? And should good tax conduct be defined solely by legal compliance, or also by transparency, judgement and the broader spirit of the law?
Across the three-part discussion, Greg Yates from the Fair Tax Foundation and Karl Berlin, Partner at CORIT Advisory and former Head of Tax at Ørsted, join us to examine fair taxation, sustainable tax strategies and the evolving role of tax in corporate governance.
The conversation is held in English.