Swedish law. 15.1.1 This Agreement shall be governed by and construed in accordance with the laws of the Kingdom of Sweden. 16 dispute resolution
Swedish law. Swedish bookkeeping laws, Accounting Act (1999:1078) and Annual Reports Act (1995:1554), are shortly introduced and explained from a perspective of how Swedish corporations need to account for TP. One reason for why these legislations exist is to ensure that the arm’s length principle is applied, when transactions are performed within MNEs. If the arm’s length principle is applied then the rule of adjustments, paragraph 19 chapter 14, in the Swedish Income Act (1999:1229) most likely does not need to be applied.
Swedish law. The obligations set out in Sections 2.c, 5 and 8 will only be applicable to CoS as long as they are not in conflict with Swedish law.
Swedish law. The Customer undertakes to adhere to Swedish law. The Customer is responsible for all action taken through The Products.
