The declaration for 2023 starts to be sent out in March 2024, but already now you can calculate on your own whether there will be a tax refund or residual tax.
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Declaration 2024: Calculate your residual tax
To find out your potential back tax, you first need to work out how much tax you have to pay, and then compare it to how much you actually paid in 2023.
Here you can read about how to calculate whether you get a tax refund or need to pay back tax.
Pay your tax arrears today – avoid interest
If you receive back taxes of more than SEK 30,000, and want to avoid interest, you need to act as soon as possible and pay the amount that exceeds SEK 30,000.
The cost interest for your back taxes started ticking on February 13, and is then calculated day by day. On August 1, 2023, the interest rate was also increased to 5 percent.
For back taxes of less than SEK 30,000, the latest date to pay that amount is May 4, if you want to avoid interest.
The payment to the tax account can be made with Swish or as a regular payment via bank giro.
Source: Tax Agency
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