It looks like it will be more expensive to save in investment savings accounts. The tax is expected to double next year.
A saver with SEK 100,000 in their ISK account will have to pay an estimated SEK 750 next year – compared to SEK 350 this year.
3.6 million savers
The reason for the increase is that the ISK tax follows the government loan interest rate, which has increased significantly this year.
The popular savings solution, which is used by 3.6 million Swedes, has made it easy to manage profits and losses when buying shares and funds.
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