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SwedenSkatteverket

Forest-account interest taxed on withdrawal; damage form needs signature

Interest from 1 April 2026 is taxed as ordinary income on withdrawal, and the SKV 2464 forest-damage form must be personally signed.

By Taxxa AI OyPublished 16 October 2026

Tax

Industry: Forestry and logging

Sole traders in forestry who defer tax through skogskonto and skogsskadekonto face two clarifications in Skatteverket's account guidance. Interest credited from 1 April 2026 is no longer subject to the 15 per cent definitive withholding taxSkatteverket; the bank credits the full interest to the account and it is taxed as ordinary business income when the holder withdraws money or closes the accountSkatteverket. Interest credited before 1 April 2026 keeps its old treatment: the bank withheld 15 per cent as a final taxSkatteverket Skatteverket that cannot be set against interest expenses, capital losses or similar items, and credited only the remainder.

The mechanics around that interest are unchanged. Interest the bank credits is reported as interest income in box R4 of the NE appendix, then adjusted out in box R14 (booked income not to be taken up) so it is not taxed until withdrawal; on withdrawal or closure the full amount including interest is declared in box R27. The same three-step treatment applies to skogsskadekonto, whose withdrawals are likewise declared in box R27 of the NE appendix.

The second clarification concerns the forest-damage account. A sole trader claiming deferral for forced felling after storm, fire, flooding, drought, insect attack or a similar event must enclose the Utredning – Skogsskada form (SKV 2464) with the income tax return, and that form must be personally signed by the filerSkatteverket. The qualifying conditions are unchanged: more than one-third of the forestry holding must be felled early because of the damageSkatteverket, and at least 75 per cent of the year's forestry income must come from that fellingSkatteverket.

Deposits to either account must be made no later than the income tax return filing dateSkatteverket (extended with filing deferral)Skatteverket, and no single income year may mix deductions for both account types or spread deposits across more than one bankSkatteverket — only the first bank used qualifies. Withdrawals are permitted at the earliest four months after depositSkatteverket, at least 1,000 kronor at a timeSkatteverket, with funds held no longer than 10 years on skogskontoSkatteverket and 20 years on skogsskadekontoSkatteverket.

The legal basis is 21 kap. inkomstskattelagen for skogskonto and skogsskadekonto deductions (21 kap. 21–24 §§ IL).

Report credited forest-account interest in box R4 with the offsetting R14 adjustment, declare withdrawals in box R27, and have the filer personally sign the SKV 2464 form.

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