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Author: Admin | 2025-04-28
Want to know how much tax you'll pay on crypto in Sweden? Our Sweden crypto tax guide covers everything you need to know, including crypto Capital Gains Tax on crypto, crypto Income Tax, and calculating and reporting your crypto taxes to the Swedish Tax Agency, Skatteverket, by the May 2 deadline.Yes. Crypto is subject to tax in Sweden. Skatteverket is clear that from a tax perspective, cryptocurrencies are defined as "other assets" and may be subject to Capital Gains Tax, Income Tax, or Interest Income Tax depending on the specific transaction.The tax you'll pay on your crypto depends on your specific transaction, the type of tax that applies, and, in some instances, how much you earn and where you live:Crypto capital gains: 30% taxCrypto interest income: 30% taxIncome from crypto: There are two potential taxes you may pay - National Income Tax and Municipal Income Tax. You’ll pay National Income Tax of 20% if you earn more than 598,500 SEK a year, while Municipal Income Tax varies depending on where you live, but is an average 32% tax rate on all income.This guide is regularly updatedYes. Skatteverket can track your crypto.Thanks to the European Union's sixth Anti-Money Laundering Directive - any company that provides financial services in the EU, including crypto exchanges, must adhere to strict regulations regarding customer identification, which you might know as KYC verification. Any data processed as part of KYC is made available between EU member states, including Sweden.Let’s start with the good news. There are
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