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Information is provided here about income tax, tax returns and national registration for newcomers to Sweden who are receiving pension.
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A distance seller is somebody who sells goods (online, for example) to private individuals in Sweden, when the goods are transported directly from another EU country to the buyer, and transportation is arranged by the distance seller or another party...
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From 1 January 2021, new regulations apply regarding payment for work in Sweden. These regulations affect you if you are employed by a non-Swedish enterprise, or if you run a non-Swedish enterprise in Sweden.
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Excise duty must be paid on certain nicotine goods. These include e-liquids and goods classified as “other nicotine goods”. Here you can find out about paying excise duty as a business, and who has to pay it.
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Here you will find the headlines in the form "Inkomstdeklaration 1, 2026" ("Income Tax Return 1, 2026") in English.
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Authorization Code Grant är ett av de OAuth2-flöden som Skatteverket använder för att du ska få tillgång till våra API:er. Våra steg för steg-guider förklarar hur flödet fungerar tillsammans med API-nycklar och organisationslegitimation eller e-legit...
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If you have a business registered for VAT and you sell goods or certain services exempted of VAT to businesses in other EU countries, you have to provide information about those sales in an EC Sales List.
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Here you can apply to deregister your non-Swedish company’s business operations in Sweden if you close them down.
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Non-Swedish employers with a permanent establishment in Sweden must deduct preliminary tax from compensation paid for work carried out in Sweden – just as Swedish employers have to do.
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If you use an accountancy firm to file your entire Income Tax Return 1 or 2 (“Inkomstdeklaration 1” or “Inkomstdeklaration 2”), our online service makes it easy for you to approve the return that the firm has prepared for you. Here’s what to do.
