The central government budget
In the national budget, the Government sets out the direction of economic policy. The Spring Fiscal Policy Bill contains the broad guidelines for economic and budget policy over the next few years. The Budget Bill, delivered in the autumn, provides detailed proposals on the allocation of government expenditures and revenue to different areas.
Forecasts and key figures
The latest forecasts for the Swedish economy and public finances, as well as a follow-up of budget policy objectives and estimate for expenditure ceiling.
Taxes
The Ministry of Finance is responsible for drawing up proposals for legislation on taxes and social insurance contributions.
Banks, securities and insurance
The task of the Ministry of Finance is to see to it that legislation is in place that makes the financial system efficient and stable, protects the consumer, and creates a climate for competition and further development.
International cooperation
The role of the Ministry of Finance working in tandem with other Swedish actors is largely to prepare Swedish positions on questions that are due for discussion by the executive bodies of a number of multilateral financial institutions.
Latest publications
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Stability fee
Government bill, 04 June 2010
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The Swedish Economy in figures
Information material , 15 April 2010
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Update of Sweden's convergence programme 2009
Reports, 29 January 2010
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Guidelines for central government debt management
Reports, 12 November 2009
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From the Budget Bill for 2010: Budget Statement
Government communication, 21 September 2009


Spring Fiscal Policy Bill 2010