Sök
Skriv inga personuppgifter i sökfältet.
- Sortera efter:
- Relevans
- Publicerad
Din sökning Reverse charge gav 14 träffar
-
25%, 12%, 6% or VAT-exempt? Here you can find out about VAT rates on certain goods and services, and how much VAT you should charge when selling them.
-
Det finns regler om när en faktura ska utfärdas och vilka uppgifter den ska innehålla. Här informerar vi om bestämmelserna om faktura och fakturering i mervärdesskattelagen (momslagen).
-
Please join our webinars. You can participate from any location, and you are able to ask questions using our live chat service. All of our webinars are free of charge. However, please note that you need to sign up in advance to participate.
-
Small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) with a maximum annual turnover of SEK 120,000 may be eligible for a VAT exemption. If your business is in this category, you generally do not need to register it for VAT.
-
You may be required to file a Swedish income tax return even if you have emigrated from Sweden or have never lived here. This is the case if you own a property in Sweden or have certain types of capital income, for example.
-
When you sell services to buyers from countries outside the EU, in most cases different rules apply depending on whether you sell to a taxable or non-taxable person.
-
You may be entitled to a refund of VAT paid on purchases in Sweden if your business is not established in Sweden and you are not obliged to be registered for Swedish VAT. Here you can find out about how to apply for a refund, and about the rules that...
-
You must declare the sale of a residential property the year after you sold it.
-
Certain types of services are exempt from the general rules. If your service is not included among the exempt services listed below, then one of the general rules applies to it.
-
As a general rule, you must charge VAT on your sales when you sell goods to a buyer in another EU country. In some cases, you must sell the goods exclusive of VAT. Normally the buyer is then required to report the VAT in the other EU country instead.
