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in Sweden
Everything you need to establish your business in Sweden. Incorporate, file taxes, and stay automatically compliant. We’ll guide you every step of the way.
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Why choose Commenda for your company expansion in Sweden
Choose the right Swedish entity for your business
We support the incorporation of Private ABs (Aktiebolag), the most common and trusted entity type for international companies entering Sweden.
Take the complexity out of Swedish compliance
Our experts help you handle VAT registration, corporate income tax filings, and annual reporting with Bolagsverket.
Comply with local governance and labor requirements
We assist with director appointments, board composition rules, payroll registration, and social security compliance.
entity types
Choose the right business structure for your company
Private AB
- Owners’ liability is limited to their share capital contribution
- Minimum share capital requirement of SEK 25,000
- Recognised legal form for doing business and attracting investors
- Eligible to register for VAT and operate across the EU
- Straightforward registration process with Bolagsverket
- At least one board member must be an EEA resident
- Corporate income tax rate is 20.6%
- Annual accounts and statutory filings must be submitted to Bolagsverket
- VAT registration becomes mandatory if turnover exceeds SEK 80,000 annually
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Logan Jackonis
Head of Services and Operations
Frequently Asked Questions
Yes, but at least one board member must be an EEA resident unless an exemption is granted.
SEK 25,000 in share capital.
Usually 2–4 weeks once documents are prepared.
Yes, if your annual turnover exceeds SEK 80,000.
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