Swedish Customs 2025

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The document is a user's guide for the ADP Customs Tariff provided by Swedish Customs, detailing how to interpret customs duties and regulations related to import and export measures. It covers various record types, including Record Type B, which contains information on applicable duties, restrictions, and conditions for goods. The guide outlines different series of measures (A-Z) that categorize customs duties, anti-dumping measures, agricultural duties, and other fees. It also explains the data model used for these records and provides examples of how to apply the tariff measures effectively.

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What is the etiquette in Sweden?

People will typically remove their shoes before entering someones home, particularly in winter. Many Swedes will give their guests a full tour of the house if it is their first time visiting. Hosts will usually offer their guests a beverage, often black coffee. It is impolite to leave straight after finishing eating.

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The Role of Hospitality in Swedish Culture Are punctual as it is considered extremely impolite if you are rude. In the same essence, do not arrive too early. It is not an uncommon event in Sweden for guests to sit in the car until the last minute or walk around the block until the expected time of arrival has arrived!

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Swedish society is based on equality and individualism. Swedes are proud of their nation and its accomplishments. Lagom, which means not too much, not too littlejust right is a word often used and heard in Sweden. Swedes also have a profound respect for integrity.

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The six-month rule means that income from working abroad is tax-free in Sweden. It does not matter whether the salary is paid in Sweden or abroad. If the employee has a decision from the Swedish Tax Agency stating that they are covered by the six-month rule, you as an employer do not have to make tax deductions.

What is the most famous tradition in Sweden?

Progressive and modern Sweden has a secret to share; we are nuts about our age-old traditions and celebrations. Country-closing Midsummer Eve, celebrating the longest day of the year, is the big one. Other popular celebrations and holidays is Christmas, Easter and Krftskiva.

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Swedish Customs 2025

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