Magdalena Andersson
Minister for Finance
“Creating growth in a way that is socially and ecologically sustainable and fairly distributed is one of the crucial issues of our time. It is also an issue where Sweden has good prospects of being at the forefront.”
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Ministers at the Ministry of Finance. Ardalan Shekarabi, Magdalena Andersson and Per Bolund. Photo: Government Offices of Sweden Today, Prime Minister Stefan Löfven presented the Statement of Government Policy in the Riksdag and announced the ministers that make up the Government. Magdalena Andersson is Minister for Finance and head of ministry. Per Bolund is Minister for Financial Markets and Housing and Deputy Minister for Finance. Ardalan Shekarabi is Minister for Public Administration.
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Government presents historic climate and environment budget
· Press release from Isabella Lövin, Magdalena Andersson, Ministry for Foreign Affairs, Ministry of Finance, Ministry of the Environment and Energy, Prime Minister's Office, Stefan Löfven
The Government wants to further strengthen Sweden’s position as a climate leader. The Budget Bill for 2017 proposes the largest investment budget in the area of climate and the environment in Sweden’s history.
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Prime Minister Stefan Löfven today received Jin Liqun, President of the Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank
The Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank (AIIB) was established in January this year, and Sweden became a member at its first Annual Meeting in June. Mr Löfven and Mr Jin discussed the bank's strategic focus for the future.
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Leif Jakobsson
Leif Jakobsson is State Secretary to Minister for Finance Magdalena Andersson.
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Good prospects for Swedish economy, but many challenges remain
“I am pleased that we are now seeing unemployment pushed back, while at the same time we have essentially eradicated the major deficits we inherited. But a great deal of work remains for the Government.” This was the message from Minister for Finance Magdalena Andersson when she presented the Ministry of Finance’s latest economic forecast and the focus of the autumn budget at the Government’s discussions at Harpsund today.
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Chilean State Visit ends
· Article from Magdalena Andersson, Mikael Damberg, Ministry for Foreign Affairs, Ministry of Enterprise and Innovation, Ministry of Finance, Ministry of Health and Social Affairs
On the afternoon of 12 May, Chile’s President Michelle Bachelet left Sweden following a three-day State Visit. The President was in Sweden at the invitation of HM the King. This was the first State Visit by a Chilean president to Sweden. Several of the Government ministers took part in the programme. The purpose of the visit was to broaden and deepen bilateral relations between Chile and Sweden.
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The 2016 Spring Budget: Building our society – responsibility, security and development
The Government is today presenting its proposed direction for economic policy ahead of the Budget Bill for 2017. The Government’s priorities – jobs, schools and climate action – remain firm. In addition, proposals are presented to increase funding in the budget for 2016 to address the refugee situation. The Spring Fiscal Policy Bill and the proposals in the spring amending budget are based on an agreement between the government parties and the Left Party.
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The 2016 Spring Budget in five minutes
Building our society – responsibility, security and development The Government is today presenting its proposed direction for economic policy ahead of the Budget Bill for 2017. The Government’s priorities – jobs, schools and climate action – remain firm. In addition, proposals are presented to increase funding in the budget for 2016 to address the refugee situation. The Spring Fiscal Policy Bill and the proposals in the spring amending budget are based on an agreement between the government parties and the Left Party.
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Sweden wants the UK to remain in the EU
Opinion piece by Magdalena Andersson, Minister for Finance, Dagens Nyheter, 17th of February 2016.
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Regulations on taxation initiation to be reviewed
The Government has been informed that the current Swedish regulations on taxation initiation can lead to double taxation in some cases when companies undergo restructuring through a merger or a division. The Government will undertake an urgent review of the regulations.
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Strong Swedish economy
The Swedish economy is in recovery, with growth this year and next expected to be considerably stronger than previously foreseen. We believe GDP growth in 2015 will reach 3.6 per cent, which is the highest growth rate for more than four years. This is the message from Minister for Finance Magdalena Andersson, presenting the Ministry of Finance's latest forecast for the economy and public finances today.
Strong Swedish economy
