From calendar year 2026, Swedish legal persons (companies) can claim a tax reduction of 20.6% on cash gifts to Skatteverket-approved non-profits working in social assistance or scientific research. Each gift must be at least SEK 2,000, and the reduction is capped at gifts totalling SEK 800,000 per year, giving a maximum tax reduction of SEK 164,800. The recipient must be an approved gåvomottagare at the moment the gift is made.
Sweden 2026: companies can claim tax reduction for charity gifts, up to SEK 164,800
A profitable Swedish startup that already donates can give only to pre-approved recipients and keep receipts to convert up to SEK 800,000 of yearly giving into a SEK 164,800 tax reduction; verify each recipient's approval status on Skatteverket before every gift.
Source: Skatteverket
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