On the County Administrative Board
The County Administrative Board is a government authority that exists in close proximity to the people in each county. We are an important link between the people and the municipal authorities on the one hand and the government, parliament and central authorities on the other.
The work of the County Administrative Board is led by the County Governor, who is commissioned to monitor developments and inform the government of the county's needs.
The commission of the County Administrative Board is to work for development where the environment, economic growth and good living conditions go hand-in-hand. The goal is a clean living environment, a stable labour market and a good life for the residents. In short, we are working towards sustainable development in the county.
The County Administrative Board is responsible for ensuring that decisions from parliament and the Government are implemented in the county and we coordinate government activities. With regard to the county's development, we shall safeguard and work for the interests of both individuals and society.
We are a knowledge based organisation which works with many different cross-sectoral issues. Our areas of expertise span diverse social issues, from rural development and biodiversity to integration and the protection of cultural environments.
In accordance with the instructions of the County Administrative Board, our work includes:
- food inspections, animal welfare and general veterinary issues
- regional growth
- infrastructure planning
- sustainable community planning and housing
- energy and climate
- cultural environment
- protection against disaster and emergency preparedness and civil defence
- nature conservation and environmental and public health
- agricultural and rural areas
- fishing
- equality
- integration
This information sheet adresses suppliers of products and services to The County Administrative Board. The County Administrative Board receives electronic invoices in Peppol, see invoice information below.
Law about compulsory e-invoice to public sector
All purchases within the public sector are required by law to be electronically invoiced (e-invoicing) according to a new European standard. The requirement to send e-invoices applies to all suppliers within and outside of the EU. The County Administrative Board is included in these laws and regulations.
Please note that a PDF-invoice is not an approved format.
E-invoice in Peppol
The County Administrative Board in Stockholm receives e-invoices in the Peppol-network.
Our electronic address in Peppol is 0007:2021002247.
E-invoice in our invoice portal
If you cannot yet send e-invoices in Peppol from your business system it is possible for you to register your invoice in our invoice portal. Please send an e-mail to ekonomi.stockholm@lansstyrelsen.se and include your organizational number, company name and e-mail address to your contact person and we will return with registration instructions.
