1. Withholding tax on Swedish dividends is a source tax levied on dividends paid (by Swedish limited companies, for example) to individuals living abroad who have limited tax liability in Sweden.

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  2. Withholding tax on Swedish dividends is a source tax levied on dividends paid (by Swedish limited companies, for example) to individuals living abroad who have limited tax liability in Sweden.

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  3. This page contains information on taxes and population registration for those who have recently arrived in Sweden and will be employed here. The information is primarily for individuals living abroad who are planning to move to Sweden to work, either...

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  4. Sweden has concluded a Social Security Convention with the following countries. Please note that for conventions concluded with EU Member States, EU Regulation 883/2004 on the coordination of social security systems applies in the first place.

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  5. Here you can find information about the rules that apply when you hire someone who is resident abroad to carry out work in Sweden.

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  6. 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...

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  7. If you live in another country and work in Sweden, you are subject to regular taxation in Sweden for income from work.

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  8. If any corrections need to be made to a PAYE return that you have already filed, you must file a new PAYE return for the relevant reporting period.

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  9. As an employer, you have to pay employer contributions when you provide compensation for work. Here you can check the rates that apply to employees of different ages.

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  10. The Swedish Tax Agency makes wage guarantee payments to you, but the bankruptcy trustee or business reorganisation officer decides on the amount that you receive.

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