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Doesn't Sweden (or was that Norway?) publicly release the tax data of every citizen? Seems like a different approach to privacy/openness.
by ralfd 13y ago
Doesn't Sweden (or was that Norway?) publicly release the tax data of every citizen? Seems like a different approach to privacy/openness.
- rdouble 13y agoTax data is public in Finland, Sweden and Norway.
- pathy 13y agoYes, as are all company annual reports (true for Norway as well). There are several sites publishing financials, where the 'overview' is free while the actual annual reports costs a few bucks. You can of course just request the data from the tax authority. Example: Klarna's financials can be found here http://www.allabolag.se/5567370431/Klarna_AB http://www.allabolag.se/5567370431/Klarna_AB
- davedx 13y agoSomewhat public in the Netherlands, too - I found out the other day our landlords can access our tax data to decide how much to increase our rent by. Grrr.
- radicalbyte 13y agoWow, you live just around the corner from me O_o ..and you're English too?