To register a branch in Sweden, the following documentation and requirements must be fulfilled:
Submit Form 887 with required documents:
Register for:
File annual accounts with the Swedish Tax Agency.
You must register the branch with the Swedish Companies Registration Office (Bolagsverket), appoint a branch manager residing in the EEA, and provide notarized and translated documents from the parent company. A registered office address in Sweden is also required.
A Swedish branch is taxed on its Swedish-source income at the standard corporate tax rate of 20.6%. It must also comply with VAT regulations and employer obligations if hiring staff. Our accountancy services support all compliance requirements.
You’ll need:
We take care of preparation, translation, and submission.
The registration process usually takes 2 to 4 weeks, depending on the completeness of documentation and response times from authorities. We ensure your application is accurate and submitted promptly to avoid delays.
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