Municipality outside the country thing
Stockholm, Uppsala, Södermanland, Östergötland, Jönköping, Kronoberg, Kalmar, Gotland, Blekinge, Skåne, Halland, Västra Götaland, Värmland
Örebro, Västmanland, Dalarna, Gävleborg, Västernorrland, Jämtland, Västerbotten, Norrbotten Whole Empire Empire Excl. Gotland
31 dec 2011
2 091 473 338 630 272 563 431 075 337 896 184 654 233 090
57 308 152 979 1 252 933 301 724 1 590 604 736 272 281 572 254 257 276 565 276 130 242 155 126 299 259 667 248 545 9 482 855 9 425 547
SCB 14 Chart
1. Total municipal tax rate years 1970-13
1. Tax rates 1970-13
Totalt1 35 30 25 20 15 10 5 0
70 75 80 85 90 95 00 05 10
Municipality Council Year%
1. Including church tax until 1999
2. Distribution of municipalities after total municipal tax rate year 13
2. Distribution of municipalities by the total local tax rate Number
60 50 40 30 20 10
0
28,50-29.00-29.50-30.00-30.50-31.50-31,00-32.00-32.50-33,00-33.50-34.00-34,50-28,99 29.49 29.99 30,49 30.99 31,49 31.99 32.49 32.99 33,49 33.99 34,49 34.99
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SCB 15 facts about the statistics
this includes statisticsThe statistics are based on data on municipal tax rates for the years 2013 and tax base according to the 2012 assessment, as SCB receives from the Revenue Commissioners. In the total municipal tax rate includes taxes to the municipality and County Council primary tax. Population data obtained from population statistics at SCB.
Tax – and indirectly SCBs-collection of data on the municipal tax rates are made by virtue of provisions laid down by Law (1965: 269) with specific provisions on municipal and other menighets taxation by taxes etc.
municipalities and counties are objects in the survey. The population is made up of the counties and municipalities that are in the accounting year. The statistical measure used is the sum of the tax base as well as weighted averages of rates for the counties and the entire Empire. The data are reported for individual municipalities and counties, the counties and the entire Empire and municipal groups. Reference reference period is for municipalities and county councils budget year 2013.
definitions and explanationsThe most important variables are the total municipal tax rate and hence the municipal tax rate and the county tax rate and tax base and population.
rate: tax rate refers to the percentage of the municipal income taxable income a taxable accrual in municipal income tax. Total municipal tax rate for a municipality is the sum of the rates for primary municipality and county councils. For the counties and the entire Empire is calculated a weighted average of the rates of all municipalities municipalities respectively. The tax base is used, in which the weights so that the tax rate is multiplied by the tax base. The sum of this calculation is then the sum of the tax base. Data on municipal tax rates have been obtained from the tax agency.
A portion of the population has to pay tax and income tax for assault over a certain level (stacking limit). These levels can change between years of income and are not included in these statistics.
the tax base: The tax base consists of the taxable earned income of physical persons. The data obtained from the tax office. The tax base according to tax assessments for income year 2011 2012.
Tax effect: the tax base per capita at the taxeringsårets entrance. In this publication refers to the population on 31 december 2011. There has been no demarcation of age.
reliability StatisticsThe data on tax rates based on municipal decisions on the various regional levels. The tax base is obtained from the tax office, and is composed of the data submitted through your tax return. It should be noted that the tax rate comes in 2013, while tax bases for assessment year 2012, which in turn refers to income for the year 2011. The weights used to calculate the average rates for the counties and the Kingdom is based on income data two years back in time. In the calculation of taxable capacity has population on 31 december 2011.
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good to know. the year 2000 is not included in municipal tax, church tax because the assemblies and communities within the Swedish Church is no longer local but are parts of the Swedish community of faith Church. It means that the Church can no longer charge, but instead has the right to levy church tax.
data on tax rates, etc. are published in the form of a press release and in the statistical databases that can be accessed through the SCB Web site. Please note that the press release is based on preliminary data on tax rates for the year 2013. Previous publications are also available on the site.
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