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Tax due on 12 November for people with August final-tax notices

The deadline concerns August 2026 final-tax notices. Check your own decision and allow time for the payment to reach your tax account.

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Outstanding tax is normally due on 12 November 2026 for people who received a final-tax notice in August.

The date appears in the Swedish Tax Agency’s payment table. The Swedish Tax Agency (Skatteverket) says the exact due date is also in each person’s decision.

Skatteverket allows balances below 100 kronor to wait until the amount reaches 100 kronor. Different deadlines apply to notices issued in other months.

Payment must be booked on your tax account by the due date. A bank transfer is booked no earlier than the following banking day, Skatteverket says.

You can pay through Swish or internet banking by following the instructions in the tax-account service (Skattekonto).

Paying by 12 November does not mean the bill is interest-free. Interest can already have accrued before the due date.

Your final-tax notice states the amount to pay. Once the tax decision is made, the information is also available through Skatteverket’s online services.

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