1. Swedish withholding tax on dividends

    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.

    Other languages | English (Engelska) | Businesses and employers | Non-established foreign businesses
  2. Swedish withholding tax on dividends

    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.

    Other languages | English (Engelska) | Individuals and employees | Declaring Taxes - for individuals
  3. Convertibles

    A convertible bond with a fixed rate gives you a right to convert, that is, exchange the convertible for shares in a company for a certain price.

    Other languages | English (Engelska) | Individuals and employees | New in Sweden and will be employed here | Do you participate in a Stock Incentive Plan?
  4. How to fill in the PAYE tax return – box by box

    This information explains how to fill in the PAYE return per employee in the PAYE Return e-service, which you can find on My Pages ("Mina sidor").

    Other languages | English (Engelska) | Businesses and employers | Starting and running a Swedish business | Declaring Taxes – Businesses | Filing a PAYE return
  5. Do you participate in a Stock Incentive Plan

    Below, you can read about different stock incentive plans and how they are taxed.

    Other languages | English (Engelska) | Individuals and employees | New in Sweden and will be employed here
  6. The client may not be a closely related person

    A precondition for receiving a payout for ROT and RUT work is that you do not carry out work on behalf of yourself or of someone with whom you have a close (family) relationship.

    Other languages | English (Engelska) | Businesses and employers | Starting and running a Swedish business | Declaring Taxes – Businesses | Rot and Rut work
  7. Reports

    Reports from Swedish Tax Agency

    Other languages | English (Engelska) | More on Skatteverket
  8. Sales of goods on town squares and markets

    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...

    Other languages | English (Engelska) | Businesses and employers | Starting and running a Swedish business | Registering a business | Starting a business in Sweden
  9. VAT rates on VAT exemption

    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.

    Other languages | English (Engelska) | Businesses and employers | Starting and running a Swedish business | Declaring Taxes – Businesses | VAT
  10. Settlement of foreign tax

    If you have received income from abroad that is taxable both in Sweden and abroad, there are various means of eliminating double taxation. The income may be tax exempt in accordance with Sweden’s domestic tax regulations, such as the six-month rule o...

    Other languages | English (Engelska) | Individuals and employees | New in Sweden and will be employed here | Liability for taxation