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income tax
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Sweden
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Income tax is often high and contributes to the robust welfare system, providing citizens with a wide range of social benefits and services.
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paying taxes
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Sweden
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The tax system is well-organized and efficient, and citizens generally comply with tax regulations.
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3
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tax
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Sweden
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A system where citizens' income is automatically taxed by the government, and tax returns are uncommon because the correct amount is usually withheld.
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4
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tax compliance
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Sweden
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High level of trust in government; voluntary compliance is the norm due to efficient and transparent tax systems
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5
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tax return
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Sweden
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Tax returns are relatively simple and typically unnecessary, as individual income taxes are automatically calculated and deducted from paychecks by the government.
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6
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tax return
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Sweden
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The government often pre-fills the tax return with the relevant information, making the process simpler and more automated for individuals.
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7
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tax return
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Sweden
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The government pre-fills tax returns with income and deductions, simplifying the process for the majority of taxpayers, and allows for easy digital submission.
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8
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tax return
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Sweden
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The deadline for tax returns in Sweden is typically May 2nd for individuals and May 3rd for businesses.
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9
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taxation
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Sweden
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High taxes are accepted as a means to fund extensive social welfare and public services.
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10
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taxation
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Sweden
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High taxes are accepted as a means of ensuring social welfare and public services.
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1
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11
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taxes
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Sweden
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Taxes are high but in return citizens receive extensive social benefits such as healthcare, education, and social security.
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12
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taxpayer
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Sweden
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Generally has access to detailed public records of how their tax money is spent
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1
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13
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taxpayer
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Sweden
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Generally has a high level of trust in the government to use tax revenue for the public good
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