Sweden · Moms
Sweden VAT calculator
Add VAT to a price before tax, or find the tax already included in a total. This page starts with a stored 25% standard-rate preset. The local VAT name listed here is Moms. Enter a different percentage if you have confirmed another rate for your transaction.
Dataset last checked . This is a dated preset, not a live rate lookup. Check the official references.
Sets the standard VAT rate. You can still edit the rate below.
Standard rate for Sweden: 25%
The price before VAT is applied.
Rates last checked: 2026-07-26. Source: TEDB & national tax authorities. Quick calculation only — verify rates and rounding rules before using them on official invoices.
Reading the quote or receipt
Sweden and Denmark share the Moms label and a stored 25% standard preset, but the Swedish examples use SEK rather than DKK. When checking receipts from both, keep the currencies separate and verify any reduced rate against the Swedish entry.
- Net: before VAT
- Choose Net → Gross when tax still needs to be added to the amount you have.
- Gross: including VAT
- Choose Gross → Net when the amount already includes tax at one known rate.
- VAT: the difference
- The tax amount is the gross total minus the net amount. It is not another charge to add to the gross.
Add 25% to a net price
Multiply the pre-tax price by 1.25 to find the total. The middle column shows the tax being added, not the full payment.
| Net | VAT 25% | Gross |
|---|---|---|
| 100,00 kr | 25,00 kr | 125,00 kr |
| 250,00 kr | 62,50 kr | 312,50 kr |
| 500,00 kr | 125,00 kr | 625,00 kr |
| 1 000,00 kr | 250,00 kr | 1 250,00 kr |
| 2 500,00 kr | 625,00 kr | 3 125,00 kr |
Gross = Net × 1.25
Find the net price inside a gross total
Divide the tax-inclusive total by 1.25. Then subtract the net amount from the total to find the VAT. Simply taking 25% off the total gives the wrong result.
| Gross | VAT 25% | Net |
|---|---|---|
| 100,00 kr | 20,00 kr | 80,00 kr |
| 250,00 kr | 50,00 kr | 200,00 kr |
| 500,00 kr | 100,00 kr | 400,00 kr |
| 1 000,00 kr | 200,00 kr | 800,00 kr |
Net = Gross ÷ 1.25
Questions
Does the 25% preset confirm the rate for my transaction?
No. It is the stored standard-rate preset in the Sweden entry, from a dataset marked last checked 2026-07-26. Check the official guidance for the transaction date, location and type of supply, then enter the confirmed rate. The calculator does the arithmetic after you choose the rate.
Why can’t I subtract 25% to remove VAT?
The percentage is applied to the smaller, pre-tax price. At this preset, 100,00 kr net becomes 125,00 kr gross. To recover the net amount, divide that gross total by 1.25. Subtracting 25% of the gross total would remove too much.
How do I check a receipt with more than one VAT rate?
Use the subtotal for each rate separately, with the matching percentage. Do not apply the standard preset to the whole receipt if it contains several rates. Add the resulting tax amounts only after checking the separate groups and the invoice’s rounding method.
Can I calculate in a different currency?
Yes. The percentage calculation works in the currency of your input. These reference tables use the stored SEK example setting; they do not establish which currency belongs on your invoice. Keep net, VAT and gross in the same currency. No exchange-rate conversion is performed.
Rate guidance and sources
Use the Commission overview for the rate framework and TEDB to look up Sweden. For the treatment of a particular sale, check the national authority’s guidance for its date, location and product or service. A country preset cannot establish an exemption, a reduced-rate entitlement or a cross-border rule.
Other rates recorded in this dataset: 12%, 6%. This stored list may be incomplete or outdated; it is not a guide to which purchases qualify.
- European Commission — how standard and reduced rates work
- European Commission — search country entries in TEDB
- European Commission directory — find the tax authority for Sweden
The examples round the displayed amounts. When reconciling an invoice, check whether its tax was rounded per line or on a subtotal; these can differ slightly.
The stored rate-review date remains 2026-07-26. Published by ToolsNow · Report an outdated rate.
Other stored 25% presets
All EU country presets
These links compare stored standard presets from the same dataset, dated 2026-07-26. Matching percentages do not mean matching tax rules.