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No Leo, There isn't a capital gains tax in Sweden

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At least not for businesses as they're exempt after holding a share for a year.

https://taxsummaries.pwc.com/sweden/corporate/income-determination

https://www.vinge.se/media/4y4padyu/doing_business_in_sweden_en-1.pdf

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When you cite wikipedia, make sure you check the actual source it's referencing instead of locking threads and screaming "disinformation".  The source wikipedia and google cited was referring to renting out a room in your own house.

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Usually it's 30%, but in some special cases it can get lowered to 20%, and also in some special cases it can be up to 50%. According to that site.

I think that's only for unlisted companies and non-LLCs. 

So basically just the mom and pop store, and I'm sure they know how to avoid paying it.

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It sounds like you don't even understand what capital gains is.

Capital gains is profits earned from holding stock.


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@Leo Gura Literally the first thing I mentioned was shares.  LLCs and all sorts of sorts of companies have shares. 

 

You screwed up by citing an article that called rent 'capital gains' probably because it didn't translate correctly.  Next time you go, "hurr duurrr disinformation" at least check your source.

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This is a bazar thread? Is this just anger because you thought Leo misunderstood something small? Are you actually angry about that? It's okay.

Leo also seems to have corrected you as to what a capital gains tax is to him. Except Capital gains is actually a word that means different things in different contexts. A google search suggests that as I see different definitions in different financial areas. 

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It is misleading to claim that Sweden has no capital gains tax.


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