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Fee and Payment

Fee

Due to the Swedish tax legislation, which vary depending on country and place of work, the participant fee will differ. Please read this before you go to the registration form.

You will not pay tax if you work...

at a Swedish Government authority (Swedish university).
at a company within the EU (except Sweden).
in a country outside the EU.

You pay tax if you work ...

at a Swedish company.
at a Government authority (university) within the EU (except Sweden).

The fee includes all conference material, reception on Sunday evening, morning and afternoon coffee and the conference dinner on Wednesday evening.

Payment

If you want to pay before arriving in Lund we only accept payment through postal or bank giro, also known as SWIFT-payments. This follows the university rules and is due to safety reasons. We accept credit cards and cheques if you pay in Lund. Cheques must be made payable to the bearer by a bank, been bought specially for SPRUCE VI and be printed for the University of Lund. Personal cheques or EURO cheques from outside Sweden are not accepted.

If you pay through a postal or bank giro you need to supply the following information:

Postal giro
SWIFT code: PGSI SESS
Postal giro code: 1 56 50-5
Address: Postgirot Bank S-105 06 STOCKHOLM SWEDEN
For our information please write: 107152/participant's name.
Bank giro
SWIFT code: ESSE SESM
Bank giro code: 5439-10 311 16
Address: Skandinaviska Enskilda Banken S-205 20 MALMÖ SWEDEN
For our information please write: 107152/participant's name.

IMPORTANT! Your payment will be received by the central administration and you have to supply the code 107152 in order to direct the payment to SPRUCE VI. You also have to write you name together with the code. Some banks will only allow 10 characters so if your name is Nils Smith you write 107152/NSh. Then it will be possible for us to identify the sender.