25% standard, among the highest in the EU. 12% on hotels and restaurants, 6% on food (cut from 12% on 1 April 2026), transport, books and culture.
SEK 24.00 of it is tax, leaving SEK 96.00 before tax.
Moms rates in Sweden for 2026
Sweden charges Moms at a standard rate of 25%, with reduced rates of 12% and 6%. Amounts on this page are in Swedish Krona (SEK).
25% standard, among the highest in the EU. 12% on hotels and restaurants, 6% on food (cut from 12% on 1 April 2026), transport, books and culture.
Rate
Type
Gross = net ×
Tax share of the gross price
25%
standard
1.25
20%
12%
reduced
1.12
10.71%
6%
reduced
1.06
5.66%
How much Moms is inside a price
If a price already includes Moms, divide by 1 plus the rate: at 12%, SEK 1,000 ÷ 1.12 = SEK 892.86 before tax, so SEK 107.14 is tax.
Rate
Tax in SEK 1,000
Net of SEK 1,000
Tax in SEK 10,000
Net of SEK 10,000
25%
SEK 200
SEK 800
SEK 2,000
SEK 8,000
12%
SEK 107.14
SEK 892.86
SEK 1,071.43
SEK 8,928.57
6%
SEK 56.60
SEK 943.40
SEK 566.04
SEK 9,433.96
Adding Moms to a net amount
For a quote or invoice, multiply the net amount by 1 plus the rate: at 6%, SEK 10,000 × 1.06 = SEK 10,600.
Rate
Tax on SEK 1,000
SEK 1,000 plus tax
Tax on SEK 10,000
SEK 10,000 plus tax
25%
SEK 250
SEK 1,250
SEK 2,500
SEK 12,500
12%
SEK 120
SEK 1,120
SEK 1,200
SEK 11,200
6%
SEK 60
SEK 1,060
SEK 600
SEK 10,600
How Sweden's standard rate compares
Sweden's 25% standard rate compares with a median of 18%: 0 of the 39 countries in this calculator's table charge more, 38 less. Its lowest rate above zero is 6%: 16 countries go lower, and 19 have no rate that low.
12% is also used by the Philippines, Belgium, and Canada. 6% is also used by China, Portugal, and Belgium.
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