Type of business
We have compiled basic information about business structures in Sweden. Please remember that there are advantages and disadvantages with all structures. To fully understand what a particular business structure involves, you may want to obtain professional advice.
Limited company
A limited company is a legal entity that can enter into agreements, employ staff and own property. A limited company becomes a legal entity when it is registered with the Swedish Companies Registration Office. Once the registration is complete, it is also assigned a registration number.
Sole trader
A sole trader is a form of business that may suit you if you are starting a small business on your own.
Annual report guide
Information and guidance on annual reports for various types of businesses registered in Sweden.
Beneficial ownership register
The majority of Swedish companies, associations and legal entities must register beneficial ownership information with Bolagsverket. Newly registered companies and associations must register beneficial ownership information within four weeks from their registration date.
Current processing times
How long do you have to wait for us to process your application? To find out – simply check our page Current processing times.