Skatteverket will retire its outdated tax declaration app used by over a million people and replace it with a new digital service starting March 17, aiming to streamline approval for simple tax dec...
Skatteverket will retire its outdated tax declaration app used by over a million people and replace it with a new digital service starting March 17, aiming to streamline approval for simple tax declarations.
Sweden's electricity prices surge over 40% in a week, raising fears of Europe's highest electricity tax and sparking calls for urgent tax reform.
Finance Minister Elisabeth Svantesson signals that Sweden's temporary food VAT cut may be reversed, drawing sharp criticism from the Sweden Democrats who demand a permanent low rate.
Finance Minister Elisabeth Svantesson warns of a likely food VAT increase after 2027 while addressing Sweden's economic resilience amid global trade tensions and fiscal challenges.
The 3:12 dividend rules change in 2026, with Wint offering a new calculator to help small business owners plan their dividends under new fixed limits.
Sweden introduces major tax relief measures and anticipates robust stock market growth in 2026 amid economic reforms and policy changes.
Sweden raises the basic tax deduction for investment savings accounts and capital insurance in 2026 but hikes tax rates for wealthier savers with balances over 300,000 kronor.
In 2026, Swedish households will enjoy financial gains from tax reforms and wage increases while being urged to remain alert against sophisticated fraud threats.
Families with children and pensioners in Sweden will benefit the most from tax cuts and increased benefits introduced in 2026, including lower food VAT, higher housing benefits, and pension increases.
Sweden's upcoming 2026 tax cuts for workers and pensioners are poised to improve family finances, aligning with broader economic growth ambitions.
Despite economic measures favoring families and pensioners, Swedish households show cautious sentiment about 2026's economic outlook.
Sweden's temporary increase of the ROT tax deduction to 50% in 2025 significantly boosted renovation activity and supported construction companies, though concerns remain about the sector's outlook after the deduction returns to 30%.
A series of new tax cuts, mortgage relaxations, and social policy reforms will significantly affect Swedish households financially in 2026.
Starting in 2026, new Swedish laws will reduce VAT on food, increase tax deductions and subsidies, alter mortgage rules, and raise support grants, aiming to bolster personal finances.
Sweden's 2026 economic reforms include VAT cuts, increased tax deductions, housing support expansions, and tighter rules on loan interest deductions.
Starting in 2026, Sweden will introduce major tax cuts, mortgage rule changes, and expanded social benefits to strengthen household finances amid positive economic forecasts.
In his 2025 Christmas speech, Prime Minister Ulf Kristersson expressed cautious optimism about Sweden’s economic recovery, highlighting achievements and announcing upcoming tax cuts including reduced food VAT.
Sweden's Christian Democrats propose removing prostitution income from taxable earnings, viewing sex work as exploitation rather than legitimate labor.
Businesses in Sweden are advised to adopt smart financing strategies to grow in 2026 while individuals benefit from upcoming tax cuts increasing disposable income.
From 2025, loan interest tax deductions on unsecured loans in Sweden will be cut and eventually phased out, increasing costs for many borrowers and prompting a need for refinancing strategies.
New 2026 changes to Sweden's 3:12 dividend rules prompt Wint to launch a calculator aiding small business owners in dividend planning and tax impact assessment.
Vänsterpartiet pushes for a special tax on billionaires to tackle wealth inequality and economic pressures on Swedish families before the 2026 election.
Sweden's government plans a temporary food VAT cut paired with rigorous price oversight to prevent hidden price hikes before April 2026.
Speaker Andreas Norlén has involved his wife on multiple taxpayer-funded official trips, including some where she had a partially independent itinerary.
Kristdemokraterna's capital gains tax cut proposal for long-term homeowners faces criticism over its effectiveness and fiscal impact amid calls for broader housing market reforms.
Strong public support emerges in Sweden for taxing the wealthiest to fund climate transition efforts, emphasizing inequality in emissions and wealth growth.
Sweden's Christian Democrats led by Ebba Busch propose a gradual reduction of capital gains tax on home sales to enhance housing market mobility ahead of the 2026 elections.
Swedish tax accounts offer higher tax-free interest rates compared to near-zero bank savings rates in 2025, providing a better capital placement option for savers.
The Christian Democrats propose abolishing Sweden's profit tax on housing sales to stimulate the market amid concerns from small apartment owners facing potential losses.
Moderaterna focuses on broad tax cuts and integration reforms as they prepare for the 2025 election amid challenges in voter support.
Sweden ranks lowest in the Nordic region for private cultural funding but is investigating reforms to encourage donations and matching schemes.
Sweden’s Social Democrats propose a bank tax to lower mortgage rates by boosting competition, leveraging state-owned SBAB’s role to pressure major banks.
Sweden's temporary VAT reduction on food faces criticism over potential budget deficits and uneven sector impacts despite some organizational support.
Miljöpartiet proposes a major carbon tax increase to reduce emissions by 15 million tons by 2030, coupled with subsidies for rural communities and investments in climate initiatives.
The Swedish VAT reduction on food faces criticism due to its exclusion of restaurants, raising concerns about comprehensive support for the food industry.
The Swedish government's 2025 budget focuses on substantial tax cuts and economic stimulus aimed at aiding families and stimulating growth.
The Swedish government reveals a budget proposal for 2026 featuring extensive tax cuts to stimulate the economy.
Sweden's 2025 budget introduces extensive economic measures for households and welfare reforms.
Sweden's Finance Minister presents a transformative 2026 budget, focusing on economic recovery through significant tax reforms and support for households.
Public scrutiny over the use of taxpayer money by politicians is intensifying, with calls for accountability.