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Sweden · 2026 · Stockholm (Table 31) · pay-period-withholding

Sweden Salary After Tax Calculator 2026 — Stockholm

Estimate employee take-home pay with a country-specific breakdown of modeled income tax and statutory employee deductions. This calculator uses the effective-dated profile and assumptions shown below.

Current modeled profile: Stockholm · tax table 31 · 2026 · Stockholm (Table 31) (pay-period-withholding)

Sweden: Estimate employee take-home pay under the documented 2026 · Stockholm (Table 31) profile.

How this calculation works

Pay-period withholding: follows official statutory periodic withholding tariffs or deduction tables.

The calculator applies profile se-2026-stockholm-table31-employment (version 2026.1), lists each modeled deduction separately, and subtracts those deductions from gross annual pay. Monthly and weekly values are annual estimates divided by 12 and 52.

Profile dates and status

Effective:
2026-01-01 to 2026-12-31
Reviewed:
2026-09-30
Source checked:
2026-09-30
Version:
2026.1
Status:
current
Scope:
Stockholm (Table 31)
Currency:
SEK

What changed this tax year?

This page uses only the current, reviewed 2026 · Stockholm (Table 31) profile shown above. Formulexa does not silently reuse current rules for a previous-year comparison: a numerical year-over-year result will appear only after a separate archived profile and regression fixtures have been verified for this exact modeled scope.

Check the official sources below for enacted rule changes outside this calculator's documented assumptions and exclusions.

Assumptions

  • The employee lives in Stockholm for the full year, has this job as their main income and is not a member of the Church of Sweden or another registered religious organization.
  • The calculator annualizes salary to an equal monthly amount and applies official table 31 column 1 (under 66 at year start) or column 3 (66 or older at year start).

Not included

  • Other municipalities/tables, church or faith fees, irregular bonuses, secondary-income withholding, SINK, adjustments, capital income and self-employment are excluded.

Current rates and country-specific rules

  • Local payroll terminology: bruttolön is gross pay and nettolön is net pay.
  • Stockholm's 30.55% municipality-and-region rate plus burial fee maps to official tax table 31.
  • The engine uses every official 2026 monthly row from table 31, column 1 or column 3 based on age at the start of the year.
  • The table already incorporates municipal/state tax, public-service fee, basic deduction, pension fee and employment credit.

Worked example

A SEK 50,000 monthly salary is looked up directly in the official table 31 employment column and the monthly withholding is multiplied by 12.

Frequently asked questions

Can I choose another municipality?

No. V1 is limited to Stockholm tax table 31; other municipalities require their corresponding official table.

Is church tax included?

No. The profile assumes no Church of Sweden or other registered-faith fee.

Official sources