Rates verified January 2026 · https://www.skatteverket.se

Sweden VAT Calculator 2026 (Moms)

Standard 25% · Reduced 12% food and hotels · 6% books and transport

Sweden has a standard VAT rate (moms — mervärdesskatt) of 25% — one of the highest in the EU. A 12% reduced rate applies to food, hotel accommodation, and some services. A 6% rate covers books, newspapers, public transport, and cultural events.

Quick answer

Sweden standard VAT rate is 25%.

Add VAT to a net price or remove VAT from a gross total below. Use the editable rate field for reduced rates, special categories, or invoice checks.

Standard VAT
25%
Reduced rate
12%
Super-reduced
6%

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Change this anytime — no extra click. Verify final rates with your state or country tax authority.

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Educational tool only — not tax advice. Confirm rates before filing or pricing for customers.

All Sweden VAT rates

Standard Rate
Most goods and services — electronics, clothing, cars, most services, restaurant meals
25%
Reduced Rate
Food and non-alcoholic drinks, hotel accommodation and camping, some repair services, restaurant food (takeaway)
12%
Super-reduced Rate
Books, newspapers and magazines, public transport, concerts and sporting events, museum entry, maps
6%

Type any rate directly in the rate field above to switch rates.

Standard VAT rate
25%
Sweden · SEK
Reduced: 12%Super-reduced: 6%Zero rate: 0%
Registration thresholdSEK 80,000 annual taxable turnover
VAT number formatSE followed by 12 digits (e.g., SE 123456789001)
Filing frequencyMonthly or Quarterly
Exempt / Zero-rated categories
  • Healthcare
  • Education
  • Financial services
  • Insurance
  • Some cultural services

How to use and formula

How to calculate Sweden VAT

Enter the amount, use the standard 25% rate or type a reduced rate, then choose whether you want to add VAT to a net price or remove VAT from a gross total.

  1. Enter the invoice, receipt, or product amount.
  2. Check the correct VAT rate for the item category.
  3. Use add mode for net-to-gross or reverse mode for gross-to-net.
VAT formulas

Gross = net x (1 + rate / 100)

Net = gross / (1 + rate / 100)

VAT amount = gross - net

Example at 25%: kr100 net becomes kr125.00 gross.

Sweden VAT examples

Fast checks for adding or removing VAT at the most common rates.

Add 25% VAT to kr100.00

kr125.00 gross

kr100.00 x 25% = kr25.00 VAT.

Remove 25% VAT from kr125.00

kr100.00 net

kr125.00 ÷ 1.25 = kr100.00 before VAT.

Official Sweden VAT source

Rates and rules on this page were last reviewed in January 2026 against https://www.skatteverket.se. Use the linked authority for filing, registrations, or address-specific compliance.

Sweden VAT (Moms) Rates — 2026

Sweden has a 25% standard VAT rate — among the highest in Europe. The 12% reduced rate covers food, hotel accommodation, and some repair services. The 6% rate covers books, newspapers, public transport, and cultural events. Sweden's high VAT funds extensive public services.

Common mistakes to avoid

Using 25% for every item

Sweden may have reduced, zero-rated, or exempt supplies. Match the product category before applying the standard rate.

Subtracting the percentage from a gross price

To extract VAT, divide by 1 + rate/100 — do not subtract 25% from the total.

Sweden VAT — frequently asked questions

What is the Swedish VAT rate in 2026?

Sweden's standard moms rate is 25% — one of the highest in the EU. Reduced rates are 12% (food, hotels) and 6% (books, transport, culture).

How do I remove 25% Swedish VAT?

To remove 25% Swedish moms: divide by 1.25. kr125 ÷ 1.25 = kr100 net.

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Use the right Sweden VAT rate

Use this page to add VAT, remove VAT, or check invoice math for Sweden. For filing, registration, refunds, or special categories, confirm the current rule with the official source because reduced rates and exemptions can change.

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Disclaimer: VAT rates and rules change. This page is for informational purposes only and does not constitute tax advice. Always verify current rates with the official Sweden tax authority or a qualified tax professional before making filing or business decisions.