1. Collaboration

    The Swedish Tax Agency collaborates with many of society’s stakeholders to meet the needs of citizens, businesses and others. We live in an age of digitalisation and globalisation, and we need to collaborate in order to carry out our mission and achi...

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  2. Privacy Policy

    Here, you can find out how the Swedish Tax Agency handles your personal data. We outline which personal data we process, why we need to process it, and the regulations that apply. You can also find out how we process personal data in accordance with ...

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  3. Information

    You do not need to know which type of protected identity to apply for. The important thing is to submit an application for protected identity to the Swedish Tax Agency. We can always adjust your protection in consultation with you, to ensure that it ...

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  4. Starting a non-profit association

    You need a minimum of three persons to start a non-profit association. You will draft statutes . Then you shall discuss and decide on statutes and the board of directors at the first meeting of the association’s members.

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  5. 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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  6. Information

    If you have been subjected to violence or threats, you are eligible for protected identity. If this applies to you, the Swedish Tax Agency will protect your population data details, such as your name and address. There are three types of protection.

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  7. Conditions for qualifying as a non-profit association

    There are four conditions that impact whether the association shall pay taxes on certain income or not. This applies to some rental income, some income from the sale of goods and services, and income from capital.

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  8. Information

    If you are granted protected identity, it will lead to major changes to your everyday life. Since access to your personal data will be restricted, it will be harder for you to use services provided by government agencies, organisations and businesses...

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  9. Changes to your business’s or association’s income tax return: requesting a review or appealing against a decision

    You can contact the Swedish Tax Agency to request a review if you want to change something in your business's tax return after you have received a final tax decision, or if you think that your tax decision is incorrect.

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  10. Income that may be tax-exempt in a non-profit association

    A non-profit association shall pay taxes on rental income, income from sale of goods and services, and income from capital. These incomes may be tax-exempt if the association meets the requirements for being a non-profit.

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