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Excise product codes and descriptions of tobacco products subject to excise duty, as defined in Annex II of Commission Regulation (EC) No 684/2009 of 24 July 2009.

When you sell goods or services to a company in another EU country, generally you must not charge Swedish VAT on your sales. The buyer must report the VAT on these sales in the other EU country instead.

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.

This is a guide on how to use the e-service EC Sales List for VAT.

This is a guide on how to submit an EC Sales List via the file transfer e-service.

If your business cannot pay its debts (is insolvent), and is not able to pay them for a long time, then most often it must be declared bankrupt. This also applies to debts in the form of taxes that are not paid.

As a general rule, you must charge VAT on your sales when you sell goods to a buyer in another EU country. In some cases, you must sell the goods exclusive of VAT. Normally the buyer is then required to report the VAT in the other EU country instead.

You can read here about how to fill in the different blocks and boxes in the VAT return.

This is a guide on how to use the e-service for file transfer.

When you sell services you are normally required to charge VAT on your sales. When you sell a service to a taxable person (such as a business) in another EU country, there are some circumstances in which you must not charge VAT on the sale.