skattsskýrslu

Skattsskyle is a Swedish term that translates to English as "tax return" or "tax declaration". It refers to the form that individuals and businesses in Sweden are required to submit to the Swedish Tax Agency (Skatteverket) on an annual basis, detailing their taxable income and expenses for the previous calendar year. The form is also sometimes referred to as "deklaration" or "skattdeklaration".

Individuals who are self-employed or have side jobs may need to file a skattsskyldighet, which is a tax return for self-employed individuals. This form is used to report business income and expenses, and to calculate the tax liability for the year.

The Swedish Tax Agency is responsible for processing the skattsskyldighet forms and determining the tax liability for the individual or business. The deadline for submitting the form is April 2nd of each year, although this date may be subject to change. Individuals who fail to submit their skattsskyldighet form on time may be subject to penalties and fines.

The skattsskyldighet form is typically filled out electronically using the Tax Agency's website or mobile app. Some individuals may be exempt from submitting a tax return, such as those who have paid taxes through salary deductions or have a low income. It is the responsibility of each individual or business to ensure that their skattsskyldighet form is accurate and complete, as any errors or omissions may result in additional taxes being owed or penalties being assessed.