VAT deregistration (Sweden)

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50 Sweden

Commentary

A taxable person must deregister a business if any of the following circumstances apply:

• Swedish operations are wound up, merged or sold off.
• The business joins or leaves a VAT group.
• A Swedish subsidiary is wound up or liquidated.
• A non-Swedish parent company

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