If you receive shares through your employment/commission or are allowed to buy shares at a favourable price, a benefit arises that will be taxed as ordinary income.

If you, through your employment or commission, have received options or bought options at a favourable price a benefit occurs.

You who have carried out the ROT or RUT work must request compensation from the Tax Agency through the e-service ROT & RUT. If you do not have Swedish e-ID you can request payment by using a form that you can sign.

Capital gains tax must be applied when foreign currency and claims in foreign currency are divested. The current regulations encompass all types of claims, such as bonds, debentures, deposit accounts in foreign banks (bankbooks), private debt instrum...

The stock option is not a security but a right to acquire a share in the future. The price is agreed upon in advance or otherwise on favourable conditions. A characteristic for this kind of option is restricting conditions linked to continued employm...

There are many different kind of agreements, conditions and rules that are governed by the internal legislation in the jurisdiction where the parent company is established.

This page contains information for suppliers about how to invoice the Swedish Tax Agency electronically. It also shows you who to contact if you have questions about e-invoicing.

The tax rebate for ROT and RUT work is intended for house or apartment owners and covers up to half of certain labour costs. After a customer has made payment to the company, the company then requests payment from the Tax Agency for the part of the l...

A person who hires you to do ROT (Repairs, Conversion, Extension) or RUT (Cleaning, Maintenance and Laundry) work may get a tax reduction – a ROT or RUT deduction for the labour cost. Material costs and travel expenses arising in connection with the ...

Registering a business for tax purposes in Sweden differs depending on what kind of business you have and how it is organized. Some foreign companies who are not established in Sweden must also register.