You can use this e-service to register a non-Swedish business that has tax liability in Sweden. Both sole traders and representatives of legal entities (such as limited companies) can register.
You can use the e-service to register your business for VAT, F-tax, and as an employer. You can also apply for a Swedish corporate identity number for a legal entity, without registering the business for tax.
Before using the e-service, find out below which information, documents and certificates you will need to have available. As a sole trader established outside Sweden, or as a representative of a non-Swedish business, you can use this e-service to:
If an enterprise has no Swedish corporate identity number at present, the Swedish Tax Agency will assign one when registering the enterprise for one of the tax categories above.
You can also use the e-service to apply for a Swedish corporate identity number for a legal entity, without registering the business for tax.
Here you can check which information, documents and certificates you need to have available when you use our e-service.
Before you leave information about registering your company you need to make an evaluation whether the company manages its business from a permanent establishment in Sweden or not. You can read more about what it means to have a permanent establishment here.
You must provide a copy of a valid passport or national ID document. If you are a citizen of a non-EU country, you also need to upload a document confirming your entitlement to stay in Sweden.
You must provide a registration certificate that confirms the existence of the legal entity.
You must provide a document proving that your business is free from debt.
If the business is a close company, you must provide a document outlining its ownership structure.
Documents proving freedom from debt for every director or individual with significant influence over the close company.
Power of attorney/Vollmacht/Procuration/Fullmakt (SKV 5703)