Annual · SEKTax-resident
Where you were registered as living on 1 November of the year before. It sets your municipal tax and burial fee.
Work out income tax and take-home pay in Sweden, using the official published rates.
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Annual · SEKTax-resident
Where you were registered as living on 1 November of the year before. It sets your municipal tax and burial fee.
Municipal income tax is set by each municipality and its region, at 28.93% to 35.65% (32.38% on average). It's charged on taxable income. Taxable income is pay less a basic allowance that depends on income. National income tax of 20% is added on taxable income above SEK 643,000. An earned income credit and an earned income tax reduction (up to SEK 1,500) then lower municipal tax.
Employees pay a general pension contribution of 7% of pay (up to a ceiling). A tax credit gives it back.
Employees with an occupational pension usually can't deduct their own pension saving. The main tax-advantaged route is salary exchange agreed with the employer, which reduces pay before tax.
Everyone pays a burial fee (set by the municipality) and a public service fee of 1% of taxable income (up to a ceiling).
Foreign experts, researchers and key staff, and those paid above a set level, can apply for expert tax relief. It exempts 25% of pay from income tax for up to seven years.
The tax year is the calendar year. Employers withhold preliminary tax from pay. Tax returns are due by 2 May of the following year. Any tax still owed is due about 90 days after the final tax decision.
| Income (SEK) | Rate |
|---|---|
| Up to 643,000 | 0% |
| Over 643,000 | 20% |
| Contribution or fee | Charged on (SEK) | Rate |
|---|---|---|
| General pension contribution | Earned income: up to 673,038 | 7% |
| Public service fee | Taxable income: up to 118,428 | 1% |
| Burial fee | All taxable income | 0.292%, Stockholm 0.07%, Tranås 0.285% |
| Municipality | Rate |
|---|---|
| Göteborg | 32.6% |
| Helsingborg | 31.39% |
| Jönköping | 33.4% |
| Linköping | 31.75% |
| Malmö | 32.42% |
| Stockholm | 30.55% |
| Umeå | 34.65% |
| Uppsala | 32.85% |
| Västerås | 31.24% |
| Örebro | 33.65% |