1. Swedish Tax Agency identity cards

    You can apply to the Swedish Tax Agency for an ID card. You can use this card in Sweden to confirm your identity and your age at a pharmacy, bank and store, for example.

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  2. Electronic identification with the ID card

    The Tax Agency's ID card also contains electronic identification (e-legitimation). Electronic identification can be compared with a traditional ID document, such as an ID card or driving licence. Electronic identification can be used to securely prov...

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  3. Check someone else's ID card

    If you work at a bank, for example, and wish to know whether or not an ID card has been blocked, you can use the details on the card to call and check the ID card's validity.

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  4. Identity fraud

    Identity fraud is when an unauthorised party uses your ID, passwords, personal identity number or mobile BankID – for example, to order goods or apply for a loan in your name. This form of fraud is also known as identity theft, ID-hijacking or spoofi...

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  5. Information

    If you are granted protected identity, it will lead to major changes to your everyday life. Since access to your personal data will be restricted, it will be harder for you to use services provided by government agencies, organisations and businesses...

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  6. Cash registers

    The obligation to use a certified cash register applies where the company’s sales take place in return for cash payment or in return for payment with a debit or credit card.

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  7. Living in Sweden

    Living in Sweden often means registering and paying taxes on salary and other income. A civil registration in Sweden is required for most persons who intend to stay in Sweden for more than one year.

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  8. This is how to use the cash register

    As a business owner you must always produce and offer the customer a cash receipt (sales slip), regardless of whether the customer pays in cash or by debit or credit card. A cash receipt may be in paper format or in electronic form.

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  9. How to apply for or renew an ID card

    To apply for an ID card from the Swedish Tax Agency, you must be listed in the Swedish Population Register, have a Swedish personal identity number, and be able to prove your identity. You need to pay an application fee before you can make your appli...

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  10. Test service and technical specification

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

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