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How to join an online webinar

Find out how to register, and what’s required to join one of the Swedish Tax Agency’s online webinars. You can also find out about the rules for using the seminar chat service.

Please join our webinars via your computer, mobile phone or tablet. You can participate from any location, and you will be able to ask questions using the live chat feature. All of our online seminars are free of charge, but you need to register for them in advance.

Please follow these steps to join a webinar

Register for the webinar that you are interested in among the scheduled events.
To join the webinar, simply click on the link in the confirmation notice we send via e-mail. The link will also be included in the reminder that we e-mail to you a few days before the broadcast.
Wait for the broadcast to begin at the set time. Refresh your web browser if the broadcast doesn’t start.
If the broadcast still doesn’t start, you might need to click on the play symbol on the left within the video window.
The chat window is below the video. To use the chat service, you must first accept the terms and conditions and choose a user name.
You can download the presenter’s slides by following the instructions under the video. (In some web browsers, the instructions will appear on the right instead.)

Technical requirements

You can join an online webinar using a computer, mobile phone or tablet, but we advise you to use a computer to ensure the optimal experience. Please make sure that your web browser has been updated.

You will not be able to use your web camera or microphone during the webinar.

A few tips

Make sure your web browser is up-to-date.
We recommend that you use Google Chrome, which is the browser that works best with our online webinar service.
If a broadcast doesn’t start, you might need to press on the play symbol on the left within the video window. Alternatively, you can try refreshing your browser.

Information that is sent to us becomes part of the public record

Our online-webinar chat service is covered by Swedish legislation on freedom of information. There are also rules regarding what you can write about.

Freedom of information legislation

Freedom of information legislation

Information that is sent to us becomes part of the public record and might be shared in accordance with freedom of information legislation.

This does not apply to cached details that are used only during technical processing or technical storage.

Personal information

We will only use your name and address details to contact you in accordance with your selected preferences. These details are stored only for as long as they are required for these purposes.

Online-webinar chat service

All content entered into the chat service is covered by freedom of information legislation. Chat posts are treated as public records. These posts are stored and can be shared with members of the public on request. Remember not to write any personal details in the chat service.

Chat service rules

When posting messages in the chat service, we request you to:

maintain a pleasant tone
stick to the topic in question
be brief and direct

We do not accept any of the following:

comments relating to ethnicity, gender, sexual orientation, political opinions or religious beliefs if these matters are not relevant in the context of the online webinar
racist, xenophobic or sexist comments or messages
commercial or marketing messages, and offers of money or gifts
copyrighted material that you have not created or do not own the rights to
incitement to crime or action that is contrary to Swedish law
threats, harassment and gossip
impersonation of an existing person

Questions about online webinars

Please contact us at the following e-mail address: skatteverketsinformation@skatteverket.se

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