1. If you wish to change your company type to a limited company, you must first form the limited company and register it with the Swedish Companies Registration Office (“Bolagsverket”).

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  2. The information outlined below is for those who are due to pay a non-Swedish company for work carried out in Sweden.

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  3. Using this service you can retrieve information about a company. The information can be used as supporting data for a procurement or when you intend to hire a company for jobs such as ROT (Repairs, Conversion, Extension) and RUT (Cleaning, Maintenanc...

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  4. The Swedish Tax Agency carries out inspection visits without notifying you in advance. The purpose of the visit is to check that you, as a trader/business owner, have a cash register which satisfies the requirements that apply.

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  5. If a sole trader or a foreign legal person carries out their business wholly or partly in Sweden then they are general liable to submit a yearly income tax return in which they must report their business income and expenses.

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  6. Sara, enterprisearkitekt på it-avdelningen i Västerås, började på Skatteverket 1999. Utbildning: Systemvetenskap

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  7. From 1 January 2021, certain non-Swedish enterprises without permanent establishment in Sweden have to submit information to the Swedish Tax Agency.

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  8. If your business qualifies for Growth Support, you are entitled to a reduced rate of employer contributions for up to 24 consecutive calendar months for your first and/or second employee. Growth Support is a type of “de minimis” aid, which means it i...

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  9. Small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) with a maximum annual turnover of SEK 120,000 may be eligible for a VAT exemption. If your business is in this category, you generally do not need to register it for VAT.

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  10. As a rule, entrepreneurs who run business as sole traders are approved for F‑tax. An approval for F-tax is based on the fact that the sole trader himself or herself is responsible for paying taxes and social contributions on compensation for any work...

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