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Spotify’s Lorentzon Says He Would Leave Sweden if Wealth Tax Is Imposed

Spotify co-founder Martin Lorentzon says he would leave Sweden if the country introduces a wealth tax, citing concerns over investment.

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Spotify’s Lorentzon Says He Would Leave Sweden if Wealth Tax Is Imposed

Spotify co-founder Martin Lorentzon has said he would leave Sweden if the government imposed a wealth tax. His comments add to a wider debate over how Sweden should tax high-net-worth individuals and fund public services. Lorentzon argues that such a policy could discourage entrepreneurship, investment, and company growth. Supporters of a wealth tax say it could reduce inequality and generate additional revenue. The issue may become more prominent as political parties discuss future fiscal reforms in the country and abroad.

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