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The City of Stockholm argues that foreign companies operating in Sweden must pay tax just like Swedish companies. In order to do so, it is necessary to register a branch registration number. This means that the municipality can retrieve data on all foreign companies operating in Sweden from the Swedish Companies Registration Office.
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From the city of Stockholm we would like to highlight the multi level governance as one key to the efficience of the ESF. It allows for the calls to cover challenges, needs and target groups that are particularily central to the region and out city, and makes it possible for us to develop projects that are relevant for those who are to be involved.
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