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Key changes in tax legislation in the Nordic Baltic region in 2021

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Grant Thornton
21 May 20211 min read
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Being active in multiple jurisdictions, you will face many opportunities and challenges. We see many examples of clients being successful in the Nordic Baltic market, and two years ago we formed a dedicated Nordic Baltic group to join forces in all service lines and countries. This strengthens our ambition to unlock our clients’ potential for growth.
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Our tax specialists have gathered together the info about tax changes to guide you through the ever-changing tax landscape of the Nordic and Baltic region.

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Sweden

Lars Jernkrok
Director, Tax
T: +46 705902124
E: lars.jernkrok@se.gt.com

Estonia

Kristjan Järve
Partner, Tax
T: +37 26264500
E: kristjan.jarve@ee.gt.com

Norway

Lars Pløen
Partner, Tax
T:+47 98207209
E: lars.ploen@no.gt.com

Latvia

Dmitrijs Korovackis
Senior Tax Consultant
T: +37 1 67217569
E: dmitrijs.korovackis@lv.gt.com

Denmark

Lӕrke Hesselholt
Partner, Tax
T: +45 35275240
E: laerke.hesselholt@dk.gt.com

Lithuania

Vykintas Valiulis
Partner, Tax
T: +37 062074145
E: vykintas.valiulis@lt.gt.com

Finland

Jan-Erik Rae
Partner, Tax
T: +35 8400642467
E: jan-erik.rae@fi.gt.com

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