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Answers to questions for non-Swedish companies and sole traders with business operations in Sweden regarding for example your business, taxes, and VAT.

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...

If you are an authorised warehouse keeper, registered consignor or registered consignee, you must provide the Swedish Tax Agency with certain guarantees. The types of guarantees you have to provide are determined by the kind of authorisation you have...

A warehouse keeper is somebody who has been granted specific authorisation to produce, process, store, receive and dispatch alcohol goods within his or her business, without having to pay excise duty on them (in connection with the suspension of exci...

If you wish to change your company type to a limited company, you must first form the limited company and register it with the Swedish Companies Registration Office (“Bolagsverket”).

Are you planning to change to another company type? If so, you might wish to transfer assets and liabilities from your old company to your new one.

Here you will find information about how to start and run a Swedish business.

Excise duty on tobacco must be paid on tobacco goods manufactured in, imported into, or received in Sweden – either from another EU country or from a country outside the EU.

You are entitled to a VAT deduction for entertainment expenses that are directly related to your business. This applies to entertainment that is integral to business negotiations or staff welfare, for example.

You declare the income from your sole trader business in the NE annex, which you file together with your income tax return. You must also file an annual report and a VAT return. A sole trader is also referred to as a sole proprietor.