Most of Sweden wants digital tax returns
6 million Swedes receive their tax return in Kivra. It’s a no-brainer, really – no paper stacks to keep track of, just an app and 24/7 access.
Why do so many prefer it digitally?
Up to a month sooner
Skip unnecessary waiting! You’ll receive the tax return sometime between March 6-10, which is earlier than by paper mail.
Always close at hand
Anywhere, anytime. Perfect for flexible lifestyles.
Kind on the environment
Is turning trees into declaration forms really necessary? You (and millions of others) decide! Luckily, we have a really good option.
When will you receive the tax return?
That obviously depends on whether you receive it digitally or on paper. If you get Kivra before March 2, you’ll get it between March 3-7. In comparison, the paper version will arrive between March 17 and April 15. That also applies to anyone who has switched off mail from authorities or the Swedish Tax Agency in the Kivra app. You can easily switch those back on in the app.
March 2
Is the last day to activate the Tax Agency in Kivra to receive your declaration digitally with us.
March 3-7
Declaration is sent to your digital mailbox.
March 18
You can approve and submit your declaration at the earliest.
April 2
Is the last day to approve your declaration in the Tax Agency's app or e-service for early payment. In order for you to receive the tax refund in April, you need to submit the declaration without any changes or additions.
April 8-11
April 8-11, the tax refund will be issued, provided that your tax return has been approved by the Swedish Tax Agency and submitted no later than April 2.
May 2
Is the last day for declaration.
When can you get your tax refund?
Pretty soon, actually. To receive it as soon as possible, i.e. April 7-11, you need to approve your declaration without any changes or additions by April 2 at the latest. Make sure you have a registered bank account at the Tax Agency or in the app so the money has somewhere to go.
How to fill your tax returns at Skatteverket
Often, it's easier than you think. If you make no changes, you can actually declare with just a few clicks. First, you get Kivra, then it works like this:
Verify, make changes, and approve.
Review the tax declaration form and verify that all information is correct. Does everything look right? Then you can easily approve the declaration using the Swedish Tax Agency's e-service or app. To approve, you need a Mobile BankID. If any adjustments are needed, you can make additions or changes. This might be necessary, for example, if you have sold a property or are a business owner. Learn more about how it works at the Swedish Tax Agency.
Time for the final tax assessment.
Once you have submitted your tax declaration, the Swedish Tax Agency will review your information and calculate your final tax. You will find out about this in your final tax assessment.
Receive a tax refund or pay outstanding tax.
Are you expecting a refund? The tax refund will be paid directly to you if you have registered your bank account with the Swedish Tax Agency. If you instead owe tax, you can pay it into the Swedish Tax Agency's bankgiro or via Swish.
What about standard reductions?
Good question. If you know the answer, this is not for you. But if you think the declaration might be a bit complicated in terms of language, we have translated some concepts into sentences you can understand.
Are you a business owner?
Then, of course, the tax return looks a little different. Read more here about the company declaration and how our Business Mailbox simplifies your everyday life at work.
FAQ
When do I receive my declaration in Kivra?
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My printed information is incorrect, what should I do?