This is a general for the discussion of Swedish business and finance, such as regulations, tax structuring, securities, brokerages, financial markets, and the financial climate. Please speak English, as speaking non-English outside of /int/ and /jp/ may get you banned.
Today's question: Can you do tax loss harvesting in Sweden? It's not viable today since an ISK will be much cheaper, but when the interest rates go up again an AF (depå) and an ISK will be approximately as cheap. Does it violate the tax code?
Swedish economics 101 >Import millions of shitskins >Shitskins destroy infrastructure >Jobs created
Ian Garcia
>national economics
Ayden Lewis
What's tax loss harvesting?
Christopher Scott
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Kevin King
haha nä
William Morris
JUST
Adrian Reyes
If you want to cashout crypto in sweden the best way is this
>Move to denmark >Live 6 months to pay tax in country/get citizenship >Cashout BTC and pay 0% tax
Christopher Jackson
user, since I work here, I would like to ask you what kind of development can we expect in SEK/EUR exchange. AFAIK, Riksbank has been following ECB in interest rate, do they plan to change that or keep on going?
Michael Barnes
You don't know how the Nordics work, do you, Merikan?
Angel Edwards
Jo det vet jag kukhuvud
Ayden Thompson
YOU CANT GET A CITIZENSHIP AFTER LIVING THERE FOR 6 MONTHS MY GOD People are so fucking retarded. This has never been the case in any country ever since the dawn of time.
The only thing happening after 6 month is you are then officially a tax resident in that particular country. This varies by each jurisdiction but generally and most commonly its 6 months.
Joshua Hernandez
>This is a general for the discussion of Swedish business and finance Rule no 1: don't start a business here
Gabriel Ramirez
whats her snap?
Jaxson Scott
Why not? I am gonna start an import business located in Sweden.
taxes taxes and "The Swedish Modell" (google it) Screwing over small business
Isaiah Anderson
why are swedish people retarded?
Zachary Rogers
In this case this would be the ideal to cashout Cryptocurrencies as Denmark has a 0% tax on Crypto(there are other countries too like Switzerland).
Thank me later.
Liam Young
This is not the same thing as citizenship.
Hudson Diaz
You really dont know what citizenship is do you? Your passport is based on your citizenship EU states you have the right to live and work in any member state. That is RESIDENCY and not CITIZENSHIP
You wont get a passport of that country just because you live and work there.
Fucking idiot
Jack Bailey
Importing cars and registering them in Sweden and sell them. Mostly inside EU
Mason Edwards
Years and years of socialist indoctrination
Jack Gutierrez
I never said you would get a passport if you live there 6 months? Stop putting words into my mouth you kike
Logan Hall
I have done this as already from England and Germany but I want to make it a business.
Jayden Russell
Why do you want to register them in Sweden if you're selling to the EU? >taxes >bureaucracy >fees for the companies >more fees for the car registration >a giant clusterfuck of tax legislation >all around horrible experience Why not Estonia or the UK? They're both decent offshore destinations.
Jack Martin
no passport, just citizenship.
kill yourself /pol/fag
Ryder Davis
You claimed on your first post
" >Live 6 months to pay tax in country/get citizenship "
Citizens can get a passport
Jaxson Anderson
ni har väl köpt zrx grabbar?
Grayson Collins
>martinabrevaren är snsd
Michael Hall
In SWEDEN? You realize how retarded that is? Try eastern europe or some shit, got to be cheap there. Also Andorra or Malta is EUs only tax havens.
Other tax haves in Europe but not EU is Isle of Man, Gibraltar, Jersey, Andorra, Malta. With some trickery, UK, Luxembourg, liechtenstein
Owen Gomez
skatteverket.se/privat/skatter/arbeteinkomst/internationellt/bosattutomlands/harduflyttatfransverige.4.7459477810df5bccdd4800030036.html >Om du flyttar ut från Sverige och är svensk medborgare eller har bott här i landet minst tio år ska du själv visa att du inte längre har väsentlig anknytning till Sverige. Detta gäller i fem år från utresedagen. >If you move from Sweden and are a swedish citizen or have lived here for at least ten years the burden of proof is on you for no longer having a substantial connection to Sweden. This applies for five years from the date of departure.
Robert Hughes
more of this wojak?
Jayden Hughes
Anyway to stay on topic to Svens in the thread just move to Denmark and live there for 6 months. After that you will pay taxes in the country your resident in(in this case denmark) so you won't have to pay taxes on your cryptos.
Also it's kinda fucked with cryptos here in Sweden as I think according to our government site it says you pay a 70% tax on Crypto
I see now how much of a socialist state this is now wow, it's sad how much money the government actually wants to steal from you. The worst part is that they keep you by the balls even if you move..
Aaron Garcia
Import more refugees sweden its for the best, it will make the economy better
John Garcia
sjuklövern.........
Adrian Anderson
>dkn migrationsverket utkonkurrerar arbetsförmedlingen i frågan om att bistå med billig okvalificerad arbetskraft Kek. In a matter of years "Made in Sweden" will be read by chinks in Malaysia.
Grayson Moore
HAHAHA LIBABABABABABABBABABABABNOOOON
Jacob Young
I'm moving in sweden and working in denmark
I send money out from swedish bank and cash in to Danish for 0 tax
You don't need to live in denmark just have a Danish bank account or work there
Camden Young
> socialist "utopia" huge problems with taxes, rapefugees, and other nonsens
Sebastian Ramirez
burger looking to escape the regulations banning trading in the 'land of the free', was going to ask you about your country but then read that you have 70% tax on trading. nope.jpg
Wyatt Gomez
Is it true that no one in Sweden pays cash anymore and paper currency is going to be retired in a couple of years?
Carson Carter
Yes. >70% tax on trading What? We have a 30% net capital gains tax, there is no difference between long- and short term.
Ian White
Wow really? In the US they get you on short term holding and I think in most cases that rate you have is lower than in the US, do you have different taxes for different parts of your country?
Eli Ortiz
Why do people accept such a curtailment of freedom? Are the Swedes really so cucked as they say on /pol/?
Andrew Clark
Sweden is the rape capital of Europe. They love getting fucked by sand dick. Aloha Sweden bar!!!
Lucas Perez
No, 30% everywhere, paid to the state. You can also get an ISK with a flat yearly tax based on portfolio value (0.4%). The income tax is much bigger, you pay 54% of your total income in tax (30% payroll tax, 31.4% income tax, 25% VAT, various other excise taxes) Because it's comfortable, and Sweden hasn't been involved in any major conflicts for the last 200 years so people stop caring about their freedoms. You can still pay with cash, and it won't be made illegal or anything, but banks won't have large amounts of cash except for the major offices.
Gavin Barnes
>The income tax is much bigger So how about a strategy like incorporate form some entity like llc or inc, transfer all your money into that entity, trade it and keep your profits inside the entity to reinvest it in your trading business and never taking it out as personal income. But anyway all those other taxes add up to be too expensive and it would probably be better to look towards one of the other countries like maybe Bulgaria, or Czech, or Hungary who have taxes less than 20%.
Colton Peterson
What? There is no income tax on trading. You pay capital gains tax on capital gains, income tax on "income from services" (salary). You just pay more in tax. trade as private person >buy stock A >it goes up by 30% >pay 30% of this increase trade as company >buy stock A >it goes up by 30% >pay 30% of this increase either: >pay 22% corporate tax on profits >pay out dividends >you pay 30% tax on those (this is only legal if you're not strongly involved with the company's daily activities) or: >pay 30% payroll tax >pay out income >you pay 31.4% tax on that
Capital gains have "low" tax, it's probably the last on the list of things you want to do something about, maybe above excise taxes. There is also a specific account type called ISK where you pay 0.4% of the total value each year (eg for $100 000 portfolio $400 whether it went up or down)
But why do you want to move to Sweden to avoid tax? Are you insane?
Sebastian Cooper
I don't want to move anywhere to escape taxes, I was just saying that maybe I should cross Sweden off any lists of possibilities. Cant escape taxes anyways because our government taxes us no matter where in the planet, solar system, galaxy or universe we go. But I am interested in getting out from under the bans on trading that our government imposes on us.