Tax credits for repairing home appliances

The tax credit will be introduced to encourage the maintenance and repairing of household appliances instead of buying new ones. The work has to be done at the home to receive the tax credit and should not be carried out at a workshop.

The tax reduction is meant for major household appliances such as fridges, freezers, dishwashers, stoves, microwaves, washing machines, dryers and drying cabinets.

Read more about the tax credits at http://foretagsnytt.blinfo.se/GoToArticle.do?number=webb|Kortnytt|1|745

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