Swedish government cuts tax by 50 billion kronor in bumper 2026 budget
Sweden’s government has unveiled a 2026 budget with 46 billion kronor in tax cuts on jobs, pensions and food, aiming both to revive the economy and to woo voters ahead of next year’s election.
Sweden’s government has unveiled a 2026 budget with 46 billion kronor in tax cuts on jobs, pensions and food, aiming both to revive the economy and to woo voters ahead of next year’s election.
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