On 15 March 2018, Government submitted draft legislation to the Parliament for the Ratification of the BEPS MLI. The MLI will generally apply for a particular Swedish bilateral tax treaty after both Sweden and the other party to the treaty have deposited their respective ratification instruments, although Sweden will also reportedly need to take additional action domestically for each treaty.
Sweden signed the MLI on 7 June 2017.
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