Anna Kinberg Batra’s million salary – that’s how much she earns

Anna Kinberg Batras million salary thats how much she

It has really stormed around Anna Kinberg Batra lately. The former M leader, who left politics in the fall of 2017, took office as governor of Stockholm County in March 2023.

But just over a year into office, Aftonbladet was able to reveal that two top jobs, both with high salaries, within the county administration in Stockholm had been awarded to Kinberg Batra’s friends.

An internal investigation has been launched, but since then new scandals have come to light.

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Anna Kinberg Batra. Photo: Jessica Gow/TT

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Anna Kinberg runs her own company

In addition to her office, Anna Kinberg Batra runs the company “Anna Kinberg Batra AB”which shall “conduct management of capital and securities, as well as activities compatible therewith”.

In December 2023, the company reported, where the governor’s husband is also the comedian David Batra is deputy director, a turnover of SEK 213,000. The corresponding figure in 2022 was SEK 1.9 million.

But they also reported a profit of SEK 2.1 million and assets of just over SEK 6.6 million.

David Batra and Anna Kinberg Batra. Photo: Fredrik Sandberg/TT

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Anna Kinberg’s salary as governor

What is Anna Kinberg Batra’s salary then? According to documents from Tax Agency as News24 took note of, she had a determined earned income of SEK 1,955,700 in 2022, which is the latest information available. At this time, Kinberg Batra had thus not assumed his office.

But in November 2023 reported Audience that all governors have a monthly salary of 112,000 kroner, but that people in Stockholm, for example, earn 5,000 kroner more a month. In other words, Kinberg Batra has a monthly salary of SEK 117,000.

In one year, it will be just over SEK 1.4 million.

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