1. 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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  2. 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...

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  3. If you have business operations in Sweden, you can find out here about the rules that apply to bookkeeping and documentation.

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  4. 25%, 12%, 6% or VAT-exempt? Here you can find out about VAT rates on certain goods and services, and how much VAT you should charge when selling them.

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  5. Reports from Swedish Tax Agency

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  6. Town square and market trading is the sale of goods on streets, town squares, markets, flea markets, fairs, sporting events, festivals, in temporary premises and similar. Such sales are treated differently depending on what you are selling and  which...

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  7. 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.

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  8. Skatteverket driver och utvecklar analys- och statistikarbete. Det innefattar analys av skatte- och folkbokföringsfelet, effektutvärderingar av förändringar i skattesystemet, folkbokföringen och verksamheten.

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  9. If you represent a legal person, you can become personally liable for virtually all unpaid taxes and fees in the legal person's tax account. A legal person can be, for example, a limited company, an economic or non-profit association or a foundation.

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

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