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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.

Income statement (Swedish abbreviation KU) is an income report for individuals and estates issued by anyone who pays for example salary, pension, interest or dividends. Income statements play an essential role in Swedish society and the Swedish tax s...

Filling in as staff register means making notes every day about which staff are working on your premises or building site, and the times they work.

Owners of a property in Sweden receive a property tax form every three or six years. In between such years, additional property-tax assessments may be conducted, if the property has undergone major modifications or is newly developed.

Artists and athletes who, in fiscal terms, are considered to be living abroad are subject to a special income tax (SINK) – also known as “foreign artist tax.” The same applies to foreign artist-management companies and arrangers/promoters.

If you have limited tax liability and you are going to work in Sweden, you will normally have to pay tax here. If you live abroad and are going to work in Sweden for less than six months, or if you receive a Swedish pension, you can apply for special...

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...

On selling a residential property abroad, in some cases, you may be subject to taxation for capital gains in Sweden. Whether you will be taxed depends partly on whether you are subject to limited or unlimited taxation in Sweden, and partly on the pro...

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.

On 1 January 2019, the standard public broadcasting fee was replaced with a personalised public service fee. The public service fee is to be paid by anyone who lives in Sweden, who is liable for taxation in Sweden and has reached the age of 18 on 1 J...