1. Alla e-tjänster - Privat

    Med Skatteverkets e-tjänster löser du själv många av dina ärenden. I en del e-tjänster behöver du logga in med e-legitimation.

    Privat | E-tjänster och blanketter
  2. VAT-exempt sales to other EU countries

    If you sell goods or services to customers in another EU country, you might not have to charge VAT, provided that you fulfil certain requirements. The EU SME scheme entitles small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) to apply for exemption from VAT li...

    Other languages | English (Engelska) | Businesses and employers | Starting and running a Swedish business | Declaring Taxes – Businesses | VAT | Reporting VAT
  3. Fortnox AB

    Aktiehistorik, Fortnox AB

    Privat | Skatter | Värdepapper | Aktiehistorik
  4. Starting a business in Sweden

    If you are about to start up a business in Sweden, you need to register your business on Verksamt.

    Other languages | English (Engelska) | Businesses and employers | Starting and running a Swedish business | Registering a business
  5. Report and pay VAT through the One Stop Shop

    You report sales using our One Stop Shop (OSS) e-service, and pay the VAT in euros into a special payment account.

    Other languages | English (Engelska) | Businesses and employers | Starting and running a Swedish business | Declaring Taxes – Businesses | VAT | Apply to report distance sales through One Stop Shop (OSS)
  6. Road user charges (tolls) for foreign heavy goods vehicles

    Tolls must be paid for trucks and truck/trailer combinations with a total weight of 12 tonnes or more that are used exclusively for the transport of goods.

    Other languages | English (Engelska) | Businesses and employers | Starting and running a Swedish business | Declaring Taxes – Businesses
  7. Swedish residents working abroad

    Information for swedish residents working abroad

    Other languages | English (Engelska) | Individuals and employees
  8. Declaring your foreign income for taxation

    If you live in Sweden, all of your income is subject to taxation. The General rule is that you must disclose your foreign income for taxation in your Swedish tax return. You may be liable for taxation in Sweden even if you have moved from Sweden.

    Other languages | English (Engelska) | Individuals and employees | Declaring Taxes - for individuals | How to file your tax return
  9. Test service and technical specification

    This page contains information about the test service and technical specification for the e-filing of income statements.

    Other languages | English (Engelska) | More on Skatteverket
  10. Deducted tax

    You must deduct preliminary tax from compensation you pay for work. If you do not pay any cash compensation, you cannot deduct preliminary tax. The same rules apply when an employee receives a taxable benefit such as free housing or car benefit.

    Other languages | English (Engelska) | Businesses and employers | Starting and running a Swedish business | Declaring Taxes – Businesses | Filing a PAYE return