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- Lindroos-Moll, Sebastian, 1985-
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Värdering vid upprättande av kontrollbalansräkning : En aktiebolagsrättslig och redovisningsrättslig studie
- 2020
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Doktorsavhandling (övrigt vetenskapligt/konstnärligt)abstract
- The aim of the study is to investigate how valuation shall be carried out in drawing up balance sheet for liquidation purposes and whether valuation rules, in particular, and rules on involuntary liquidation due to capital deficiency, in general, need to be changed.It is stated in Ch. 25, sect. 13, Swedish Companies Act (SCA), that the board is under the obligation to draw up a balance sheet for liquidation purposes without delay when there is reason to expect that the company's own capital is less than half of the registered shareholder equity. Balance sheet for liquidation purposes shall be drawn up pursuant to applicable law on annual reports, but in calculating its own assets a number of adjustments may be made. The study focuses on the meaning of valuation consistent with the generally accepted accounting principles (Swedish GAAP), and reporting assets at net realisable value.In the 1970s, it was stated that the Swedish GAAP was an actual existing praxis in a qualitatively representative circle of parties under duty to keep accounts, an identified praxis among the actors. This description is far from the present situation as it is specifically stated in the general guidelines issued by the Swedish Accounting Standards Board (BFN) that private companies must comply with their guidelines.Among other things in this study, the role of the guidelines issued by the BFN are investigated and analysed in terms of their constitutional status regarding norm setting. The study includes a comparison of the Danish, Norwegian and Finnish rules on “serious loss” of the subscribed capital.One conclusion is that, under the current Swedish regulations regarding obligation to liquidate due to capital deficiency, there is room for changes which would reduce the distance between intended functions and the wording of the law. A more long-term solution, however, would require a total review of capital protection rules.
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- Olsson, Stefan, 1965-, et al.
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Sweden
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Ingår i: Corporate Tax Residence and Mobility. - Amsterdam : International Bureau of Fiscal Documentation (IBFD). - 9789087224516 ; , s. 573-590
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Bokkapitel (övrigt vetenskapligt/konstnärligt)
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- Wiklander, Per-Ola, 1984-
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Kommunal redovisning : En rättsvetenskaplig studie
- 2016
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Doktorsavhandling (övrigt vetenskapligt/konstnärligt)abstract
- Swedish municipalities are obliged to continually and annually account and disclose information in certain accounting reports. The accounting obligation for municipalities is set forth in the Swedish Local Government Act. Since the year 1998 there is also a Local Government Accounting Act (LGAA) in place. In accordance with LGAA a requirement on all accounting is that it needs to be established in line with Swedish General Accepted Accounting Principles (GAAP).At the same time as LGAA came into effect, the state and the municipal federations established a new standard-setting body. It had, and still has, the task to publish recommendations with the body’s view on how municipalities should account in accordance with Swedish GAAP. The body received the name The Council for Municipal Accounting, CMA. In this study the complex of norms that is of certain importance for Swedish municipalities when they account are analysed. Questions that are analysed are e.g. what position and function the standard-setting body CMA and the body’s recommendations have in a legal context. Another question that is analysed is how the regulation for municipalities should be understood in relation to the regulation for private sector.Some of the conclusions in the study are that there is a possibility to identify a Swedish GAAP for Municipalities which has its own systematic. The legal control of whether municipalities account in accordance to Swedish GAAP is weak though. When evaluating what should be seen as Swedish GAAP for municipalities, there is a presumption that the recommendations from CMA are the correct interpretations, even though the recommendations in line with the constitution can not be seen as any form of binding law. In light of this, the strength of the presumption is somewhat unclear, but should not be seen as strong as the equivalent presumption that recommendations from standard-setting bodies in private sector are the correct interpretation of Swedish GAAP.
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