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SwedenSkatteverket

Euro-accounting tables add July 2026 conversion rates

Skatteverket’s new entries distinguish the 31 July balance-sheet rate, the annual income-statement average and the July reporting-period average.

By Taxxa AI OyPublished 3 August 2026

Financial Sector & Markets Tax Accounting & Reporting

For euro-denominated accounting converted for Swedish income tax, Skatteverket’s balance-sheet table now lists SEK 10.9855 per euro at 31 July 2026. The page states that the closing rate is used for the balance sheet, subject to two exceptions; the entry should therefore be applied with the relevant conversion rules.Skatteverket

The income-statement average for the tax year 1 August 2025–31 July 2026 is SEK 10.8995 per euro. This is the average for that whole tax year, rather than the closing rate for its last day.Skatteverket

A separate table gives SEK 11.0458 per euro as the average for the July 2026 reporting period. Keep that monthly entry distinct from both the annual average and the balance-sheet rate when updating conversion worksheets.Skatteverket

Match each conversion to its purpose and exact period; do not interchange the closing, annual-average and monthly-average rates.

Euro-accounting tables add July 2026 conversion rates

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Euro-accounting tables add July 2026 conversion rates

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