Below is a collection of guides and reports specially designed for foreign investors. These contain detailed information on what to consider in the establishment of a business or in the operation of existing enterprises in Sweden.working-in-Sweden--employee-guide.pdfwork-and- residence-permits-and-entry-visas.pdf
Starting a business
Setting up a business in Sweden is a straightforward process. Procedures are simple and efficient, based on a transparent system that seeks to facilitate formation of new enterprises. The most commonly chosen legal form by foreign investors is the limited liability company. Generally speaking, no operating licenses are required to conduct business in Sweden. There are exceptions for specific sectors however. Invest in Dalarna Agency can provide support and information throughout this process.starting-a-business-in-Sweden--an-introduction.pdfsetting_up_registering_self-employed.pdfstarting_a_limited_liability_company.pdfopening_a_representative_office.pdfstarting_a_branch.pdfstarting_a_franchise_business.pdf
Running a business
Skilled professionals, smooth business procedures and receptivity to international ownership make Dalarna an easy region to operate in. International businesses will find an environment that is modern, open and enterprise friendly.
running_business_in_sweden-an_introduction.pdfemploying_staff-contracts_and_conditions.pdfcommercial_leases_and_rents.pdfsocial_security_and_pensions.pdfregional_financial_incentives.pdfcorporate_taxes_in_sweden_.pdftax_relief_for_key_foreign_employees.pdfbusiness_costs_and_prices_of_key_services.pdfstock_option_programs.pdf
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