Dutch entrepreneurs in Sweden

Running a business
in Sweden.
We've got you.

Starting or running a company in Sweden as a Dutch entrepreneur comes with a learning curve. We help you navigate Swedish accounting, tax rules and administration — so you can focus on building your business.

What makes us different

We speak Dutch, English & Swedish
9 years external audit experience
We understand both systems
Fixed monthly price, no surprises
We visit you at your workplace
Dutch-founded, Sweden-based
AB, enskild firma & associations
EU VAT & cross-border structures
Always the same consultant

Already started your business yourself?

Many Dutch entrepreneurs register their company and try to handle the bookkeeping themselves at first — Swedish accounting rules and reporting deadlines aren't always intuitive, especially in the first year. If your records have fallen behind, or you're not fully confident your VAT and tax filings are correct, we can review what's there, bring it up to date, and set up a process you can rely on going forward. No judgment — this is one of the most common reasons Dutch entrepreneurs reach out to us.

Why Dutch entrepreneurs choose Madr

We understand
both worlds.
Yours and Sweden's.

The Swedish system works differently from what you know. BAS accounts, Skatteverket, F-skatt, arbetsgivaravgift — it all adds up quickly when you're trying to build something new in a new country.

We've been through it ourselves. And we help Dutch entrepreneurs every step of the way, in a language and pace that makes sense to you.

  • We understand Dutch and Swedish business culture — and the differences between them.
  • All communication can happen in Dutch, English or Swedish — your choice.
  • We help you choose the right company form — AB, enskild firma, or branch office.
  • We handle contact with Skatteverket and Bolagsverket on your behalf.
  • We work digitally but always come to visit you at the start of the engagement.
  • Fixed monthly fee — no surprises, no hidden costs.

What we help you with

Everything you need
to run a business in Sweden.

Company structure

AB or enskild firma? We help you choose the right form and register it correctly from day one.

Bookkeeping & accounting

Ongoing bookkeeping, VAT returns, payroll and annual reports — handled correctly and on time.

EU VAT & cross-border

Selling to Dutch or other EU customers? We handle the VAT rules and cross-border invoicing correctly.

Payroll & employer registration

Hiring staff in Sweden? We register you as an employer and handle salaries, tax reports and F-skatt.

Advisory & reporting

Cash flow, salary vs. dividend planning, holding structures — we help you make smarter decisions.

Tax & compliance

Income tax, corporate tax, Skatteverket contact — we make sure you're compliant and not paying more than needed.

Free guide

10 things Dutch entrepreneurs need to know before starting a business in Sweden

The most common mistakes, the rules that surprise people most, and what to do first.

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How we get started

From first call to running smoothly.

A clear process that gets your administration in order — fast.

1

We meet in person

We visit you to understand your situation, your goals, and what you've already set up in Sweden.

2

We make a plan

Together we review your structure, routines and registrations. We fix what needs fixing and plan what's next.

3

We set up the systems

We connect you to our digital tools and make sure everything runs smoothly — bookkeeping, VAT, payroll.

4

We take care of the rest

Ongoing reporting, proactive advice and a direct line to us — so you can focus on your business.

Ready to talk to someone
who gets it?

The first call is always free. We'll discuss your situation and see if we're a good fit — no obligations.

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