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Proposal regarding rules for approval and revocation of Swedish F-tax

by Maria Ström

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On 27 March 2025, the Swedish Government published a proposal regarding new disqualifications and grounds for revocation in the area of corporate income tax, so-called F-tax. The purpose is to strengthen the Swedish Tax Agency's control of companies approved, or applying, for F-tax. 

Since an approval for F-tax means that the company itself is responsible for paying taxes and fees, and such approval can be used as a tool for tax evasion, only legitimate companies shall be approved for F-tax. The proposed disqualifications for approval and grounds for revocation aim to strengthen the Swedish Tax Agency's control of approved companies and minimise the abuse of F-tax approval.

The proposal includes, among other things, that the Swedish Tax Agency may deny an application for F-tax or revoke an approval of F-tax in the following situations:

  • a foreign company, without a permanent establishment in Sweden, has not complied with a request to provide certain information for the assessment of tax liability according to the Income Tax Act, and
     
  • a company does not comply with a decision regarding repayment of tax reduction for installation of green technology. 
     

The provisions are proposed to enter into force on 1 November 2025.

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