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1. taxsummaries.pwc.com › Sweden › CorporateSweden - Corporate - Withholding taxes

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   Sep 6, 2024 · Royalties paid from Sweden to a company within the European Union should not be taxed in Sweden if one of the companies holds at least 25% (capital) of the other or, where there are two companies concerned, at least 25% are held by another company within the European Union.

2. www.pwc.com › gx › enSweden: New tax withholding obligation for foreign companies

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   In brief. Until 31 December 2020, foreign employers without a permanent establishment (PE) in Sweden had no obligation to withhold Swedish preliminary tax on salary paid to employees even if work was performed in Sweden. From 1 January 2021, this is no longer the case.

3. www.pwc.se › en › business-swedenTaxes in Sweden: corporate tax, VAT, employer tax | PwC

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   Incurring income tax liability in Sweden by means of a Swedish branch or limited company, will lead to various corporate tax questions depending on the business operated in Sweden, the financing structure, the event of a profit distribution, etc. The statutory corporate income tax rate in Sweden is 20,6 percent. All income of corporate entities are...

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   The standard VAT rate is 25 percent with a reduced rate of 12 percent which applies to, for example, food, restaurant and catering services, and 6 percent VAT applies to books, newspapers and the transportation of persons.

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   The income taxation of the employee is dependent on whether the employee is considered tax resident or non-tax resident in Sweden. The income tax rates for residents are progressive and range between 29-59 percent. Non-resident tax payers are taxed with a flat rate of 20 percent. Income tax relief may be available to resident foreigners with high s...

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   The import of goods to Sweden from countries outside the EU will usually result in a liability to pay customs duty and VAT, although exemptions may be available. In case the supply of goods within Sweden is exempt from VAT, the import of such goods is also exempt from VAT.

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   For any transactions carried out cross border between related parties (i.e. group companies or even between a head office and its branch), it is necessary to consider transfer pricing aspects, such as whether fair market prices are applied intra-group and the required level of transfer pricing documentation.

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4. blogg.pwc.se › taxmatters-en › extended-obligationsExtended obligations for companies to withhold tax - PwC

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   Jan 25, 2021 · New regulations on tax withholding came into force on January 1, 2021. Swedish companies will be obliged to withhold tax at source on invoices from foreign companies if services are performed in Sweden and the company does not provide a Swedish F-tax certificate.

5. taxsummaries.pwc.com › sweden › corporateSweden - Corporate - Taxes on corporate income

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   Sep 6, 2024 · Taxable income is subject to corporate tax at a flat rate of 20.6% applying from 1 January 2021. Until 31 December 2020, the corporate tax rate was 21.4%. All income of corporate entities is treated as business income. No municipal or local income taxes apply to Swedish corporations.

6. blogg.pwc.se › taxmatters-en › swedish-taxSwedish tax withholding obligations for foregin companies - PwC

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   Mar 24, 2021 · Sweden introduced new rules on 1 January 2021 regarding Swedish tax withholding. According to the new rules also foreign companies without a permanent establishment in Sweden have to register in Sweden as an employer and withhold and report Swedish tax.

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   What are the new tax rules in Sweden?

   • Sweden introduced new rules on 1 January 2021 regarding Swedish tax withholding. According to the new rules also foreign companies without a permanent establishment in Sweden have to register in Sweden as an employer and withhold and report Swedish tax.

   Swedish tax withholding obligations for foregin companies - PwC

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   How much tax do foreign companies pay in Sweden?

   • However, under the new withholding rules, Swedish (and foreign) companies are now obligated to withhold a preliminary tax of 30 % on payments to foreign companies for work performed in Sweden, unless the foreign company holds a Swedish F-tax certificate (sw. F-skattesedel).

   New Swedish Tax Withholding Rules Incompatible with EU-law? - EY

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   What is the tax rate for corporate income in Sweden?

   • Taxable income is subject to corporate tax at a flat rate of 20.6% applying from 1 January 2021. Until 31 December 2020, the corporate tax rate was 21.4%. All income of corporate entities is treated as business income. No municipal or local income taxes apply to Swedish corporations.

   Sweden - Corporate - Taxes on corporate income

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   Can a foreign company withhold Swedish Tax?

   • This applied even if the employee was liable to tax in Sweden. From 1 January 2021, a foreign company is liable to withhold Swedish tax on the part of an employee’s salary paid for work performed in Sweden for the benefit of an entity in Sweden. A foreign employer having an employee resident in Sweden and who performs work partly from his/her home.

   Sweden: New tax withholding obligation for foreign companies - PwC

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8. www.ey.com › en_se › taxNew Swedish Tax Withholding Rules Incompatible with EU-law? - EY

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   Sep 28, 2023 · However, under the new withholding rules, Swedish (and foreign) companies are now obligated to withhold a preliminary tax of 30 % on payments to foreign companies for work performed in Sweden, unless the foreign company holds a Swedish F-tax certificate (sw. F-skattesedel).