Tax returns for industrial properties, and those designated as “other buildings”, have to be filed every six years in a general property tax assessment. Additionally, your property may be subject to a special property tax assessment in the intervening years. A special property tax assessment will be made for anyone who owns an industrial property to which major alterations have been made, e.g. if you have built an extension or if the property is newly established.
There are several advantages to filing a tax return for your industrial unit using our e-service:
Use our e-services Property tax return, Industrial properties (in Swedish: Fastighetsdeklaration, industri).
In addition, there are three e-services on this page that are only available in Swedish, with no English instructions:
The opening hours are seen in the white box next to the yellow log-in button. If the e-services are closed you see the text Stängd (closed) in the white box.
An industrial property is a property with buildings prepared for industrial activities. Certain buildings – designated “other buildings” – share the same classification even though they are not industrial buildings according to the usual definition.
Buildings classed as “other buildings” are assessed for taxation as industrial properties. Examples include: