Free Sweden Income Tax Calculator β€” Inkomstskatt

Calculate your kommunalskatt (municipal tax), statlig inkomstskatt (state tax), jobbskatteavdrag (earned income credit), and egenavgifter. Free.

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1Select Country
πŸ‡ΈπŸ‡ͺSweden2025 rates
2Taxpayer Type
Non-residentβ€” living abroad, taxed on local-source income only
3Annual Gross Income
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Enter your gross income before any tax or deductions

RSU vest, annual bonus, or one-time lump-sum β€” taxed on top of your base salary at your marginal rate

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4Personal DetailsAffects your result

Swedish income tax is mostly municipal (kommunalskatt). The national average is 32.37%. Select your municipality for a more accurate result.

Sweden β€” Key Tax Facts

  • β†’~32% kommunalskatt (municipal tax) applied to all income
  • β†’20% statlig inkomstskatt on income above 615,300 kr
  • β†’Jobbskatteavdrag (earned income credit) reduces tax for workers

How Swedish Income Tax Works β€” Inkomstskatt

Sweden has municipal income tax (kommunalskatt, avg ~32%) plus a state surcharge (statlig inkomstskatt) of 20% on income above SEK 615,300. The municipal rate varies by municipality from ~29% to ~35%. A basic deduction (grundavdrag) reduces taxable income.

ComponentRateThreshold
Municipal tax (avg)~32%All income above grundavdrag
State surcharge20%Above SEK 615,300
  • β†’Grundavdrag: SEK 14,000–36,500 basic deduction depending on income level
  • β†’Jobbskatteavdrag: earned income tax credit β€” reduces municipal tax significantly for workers
  • β†’ATP/pension: 7% employee pension contribution (up to ceiling SEK 615,300) β€” deductible from income
  • β†’Arbetsgivaravgifter: employer pays ~31.42% social contributions on top of gross β€” not from employee pay
  • β†’RUT/ROT deductions: 30%–50% of approved home repair/cleaning costs up to SEK 50,000
  • β†’File via Skatteverket e-tjΓ€nst by May 2 β€” pre-filled Inkomstdeklaration available from April

Disclaimer: BeastyTax provides tax estimates for informational purposes only. Most calculations use official 2025 tax rates. Rates for Switzerland, Finland, Netherlands, and Belgium are based on best-available estimates and should be independently verified. Results are intended as a guide, not financial or legal advice. Tax laws change annually β€” always consult a qualified tax professional or your country's official tax authority for your final tax liability.