Registration of a branch or Swedish limited company
We guide clients through the entire process of setting up operations in Sweden.
Specialised support for foreign companies establishing or running a business in Sweden, including representation and communication with Swedish authorities.
Doing business in Sweden should be an opportunity, not an administrative burden.
We help foreign companies establish and operate in Sweden by handling accounting, VAT registration, tax compliance, payroll and communication with Swedish authorities. Whether you are opening a branch, establishing a subsidiary or expanding your operations into Sweden, our specialists ensure that your business remains compliant and efficient.
As your local accounting and administration partner, we help you navigate Swedish regulations so you can focus on growing your business.
We guide clients through the entire process of setting up operations in Sweden.
We handle the registration with the Swedish Tax Agency and ensure that VAT returns are submitted correctly and on time.
If the client employs staff in Sweden, we manage everyhing from employer declarations to salary payments.
We act as the client’s representative and handle all communication with the authorities, even if the client does not have a Swedish BankID.
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We manage the day-to-day bookkeeping and ensure that all Swedish accounting requirements are met.
We assist with corporate income tax filings and help ensure compliance with Swedish tax regulations.
We prepare financial reports and annual accounts in accordance with Swedish requirements and group reporting needs.
The branch pays Swedish corporate income tax on its profit (currently 20.6%). In addition, Swedish rules for VAT and employer contributions apply.
Yes, if the branch sells goods or services in Sweden, it must be VAT-registered with the Swedish Tax Agency (Skatteverket). However, there are different rules and exceptions depending on the type of business activity.
No, a branch cannot have its own BankID because it is a foreign legal entity. Therefore, the branch usually needs to engage a Swedish accounting firm as its representative, which can manage reporting, tax filings, and logins through its firm account.
Because a branch in Sweden is subject to Swedish regulations for bookkeeping, VAT, taxation, and reporting to the Swedish Tax Agency. This requires local expertise and often BankID access. A Swedish accounting firm can act as an authorized representative, handle all accounting matters, and ensure compliance with Swedish legislation.
Certified Public Accountant & Business Advisor
Phone: 070-303 62 66
Mail: christian@revise.se