1. Property charge and property tax

    Property owners are liable for property charge or property tax. The basis for the charge or tax is prefilled in your tax return. The property charge or property tax is included in your final tax calculation.

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  2. Sale of real property

    If you sell your property, you must pay tax on the profits. The sale is to be declared when there is a binding agreement in place (a contract of sale). When you are paid or when the new owner gains access is irrelevant.

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  3. Sales of residential property

    You must declare the sale of a residential property the year after you sold it.

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  4. Owning real property in Sweden - Living abroad

    You may be required to file a Swedish income tax return even if you have emigrated from Sweden or have never lived here. This is the case if you own a property in Sweden or have certain types of capital income, for example.

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  5. Filing tax returns for residential houses

    Tax returns for residential houses have to be filed every three years as part of a general or simplified property tax assessment. All the information about the property has to reflect the circumstances as of 1 January current year.

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  6. Excise duty rates

    Excise duty on alcohol is calculated in different ways, using various excise duty rates, depending on the types of alcohol goods in question.

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  7. 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.

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  8. Owning property

    On this page you will find information for property owners.

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  9. Excise duty rates on tobacco

    Excise duty on tobacco is calculated in different ways, using various excise duty rates, depending on the types of tobacco goods in question. If excise duty is charged per kilo, the duty must be calculated for a product’s total weight at the time whe...

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  10. New regulations on declaring excise duty on chemicals in certain electronic goods

    From 1 July, new regulations will apply when you declare excise duty on chemicals in certain electronic goods. The changes that will be introduced include simplified deduction rules and a higher maximum deduction rate.

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