One arrested after raid on Hells Angels clubhouse in Åkarp outside Malmö
One person has been arrested after the police raided the Hells Angels clubhouse in Åkarp, outside Malmö, together with several other law enforcement agencies.
CrimeTop news
Ulla-Lena's address hijacked for four years, officials now promise help
For almost four years, the address of Ulla-Lena Lindqvist's summer cottage has been hijacked by many strangers. She continues to appeal for help, but the authorities seem helpless. When the matter was debated in Parliament on Friday, Finance Minister Elisabeth Svantesson promised new measures. "I am hopeful but sobered," says Ulla-Lena Lindqvist.
Swedish politics
Swedes' Biggest Tax Mistakes
The Swedish Tax Agency says in a report that the tax error for VAT is large, estimating VAT errors alone at SEK 29 billion.
Business
The Swedish Tax Agency launches new service for declaring taxes
The Swedish Tax Agency is launching a new digital tax declaration service. At the same time, the agency is scrapping its old app, Expressen reports.
Business
Controversial Hoi publishing house declared bankrupt by Stockholm District Court
Hoi publishing house has been declared bankrupt by the Stockholm District Court. Its CEO hopes to continue operations, SVT Kulturnyheterna reports.
TV & filmTop news
Most popular baby names in 2025 - she's making a comeback
An undisputed number one and a few rising names - here is the list of the most popular names for newborns in the country.
Sweden
Proposal to abolish the divorce reflection period
More people should be able to get a divorce without a cooling-off period, according to a new inquiry proposal. There will also be an end to the protracted division of property. There is a range of new tools to prevent anyone from abusing the process, Minister of Justice Gunnar Strömmer (M) told TT.
Business
YouTube celebrity Chrippa Lundström held in custody after conviction, lawyer says he is extremely disappointed
YouTube celebrity Christofer "Chrippa" Lundström is being held in custody for the serious economic crimes of which he was convicted in December. It is clear that he is extremely disappointed with this decision, his lawyer, Johan Ritzer, says.
Sweden
Prosecutor requests that YouTuber Christofer "Chrippa" Lundström be remanded in custody
YouTube celebrity Christofer "Chrippa" Lundström was sentenced in December to two years and nine months in prison for multiple counts of serious economic crime. Now the prosecutor is appealing the verdict and is also requesting that Lundström be remanded in custody, Aftonbladet reports.
Crime
Here are the entrepreneurs' favorite Swedish authorities
The Swedish Tax Agency and the Swedish Companies Registration Office are the favorite authorities of small businesses. Less popular with the 1,100 respondents were the Swedish Migration Agency and the Swedish Public Employment Service.
Business
Many new laws will affect your finances next year in Sweden
Reduced VAT on dancing, a new earned income tax credit, and no prison sentences for a month. Here are some new laws and regulations that are important to keep an eye on for 2026.
Sweden
It's high time to clean up your finances for the New Year - "Take care"
Control your taxes, take advantage of tax deductions and avoid spending Christmas on credit. Here are some expert tips on how to best clean up and get your finances ready for the new year.
BusinessTop news
"Chrippa" sentenced to prison – "life is life"
YouTube celebrity Christofer "Chrippa" Lundström is sentenced to two years and nine months in prison for several cases of serious economic crime.
Crime
KD: Income from prostitution should not be taxed
Income from prostitution should not be taxed and a change in the law should be investigated, believes KD, which thereby goes against its government colleagues.
Swedish politics
Swedish Tax Agency: Too easy to change address
Despite repeatedly contacting the Swedish Tax Agency, Ulla-Lena Lindqvist has not been able to get rid of the large number of strangers who have hijacked her summer cottage address. It is too easy to change an address, says Tobias Wijk, development strategist at the Swedish Tax Agency.
SwedenTop news
Ulla-Lena had her address hijacked – sues the state
Over 90 strangers have signed up for Ulla-Lena Lindqvist's summer cottage. Despite years of trying to get help from the Swedish Tax Agency, the problems continue. Now she is suing the state with the help of the Center for Justice – and hopes to help thousands of others who have suffered the same thing. I have felt very powerless and abandoned.
Sweden
Interest rate shock awaits – here's how to avoid being hit
Are you stuck with an unsecured loan? Then it may be time to act now. From the turn of the year, unsecured loans can mean a significant cost increase.
Business
Sweden wants a new agreement against tax crimes
Sweden, together with a large number of countries, has signed a declaration of intent on an agreement for the exchange of information regarding real estate, the Ministry of Finance writes in a press release.
Business
They want to be composted after death
Burial in a coffin, cremation – or composting? In Germany, you can be reburied after death, and in Norway there is talk of dissolving bodies in water. Now a third burial alternative is also being sought in Sweden. I want something to be able to grow out of the earth from my body, says Madeleine Larsson, co-founder of Jordatorium.
Sweden
Millions in grants have gone to deported people
At least 40 million kronor in benefits have been paid out in 2024 to people who do not have the right to reside in Sweden, according to an analysis from the Payments Authority.
SwedenTop news
Alarm: Companies violate Russian sanctions
There is probably a large export from Sweden to Russia in violation of EU sanctions. While direct exports to Russia have plummeted, exports to neighboring countries have exploded, a report from nine Swedish authorities shows. This is also a way for serious organized crime to make money, says Police Chief Johan Grenfors, Chairman of the Sanctions Cooperation Council.
Business
They want to be composted after death
Burial in a coffin, cremation – or composting? In Germany, you can be reburied after death, and in Norway there is talk of dissolving bodies in water. Now a third burial alternative is also being sought in Sweden. I want something to be able to grow out of the earth from my body, says Madeleine Larsson, co-founder of Jordatorium.
SwedenTop news
This is how high the new ISK tax will be
The tax on the investment savings account (ISK) will be increased next year, but at the same time the tax-free savings amount will be increased to SEK 300,000. This means that saving will in practice become more profitable for most of Sweden's more than four million ISK savers.
BusinessTop news
Svantesson wants to stop VAT on parking spaces
Anyone who rents a parking space adjacent to their rental or condominium may have to pay 25 percent more starting next fall – as the Swedish Tax Agency's new VAT rules come into effect. It's completely unreasonable, says Finance Minister Elisabeth Svantesson (M), who now wants to set up an investigation to stop the whole thing.
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