RUT Deduction

Why choose HappyHus AB?

With HappyHus AB, you always get the RUT deduction for your home cleaning directly on the invoice, completely automatically if you want it. Keep in mind, however, that RUT deductions for services close to the household are something that can change continuously.

The size of the deduction can be influenced by a government. Not only the size itself can be changed. Percentages and terms can also be updated. Remember that the right to deduction is something you must be up to date on and inform us if any changes occur. You can easily check the right to deduction, the size of the deduction in real time and other important information via the Swedish Tax Agency’s website.

• This is how the square deduction works – click here
• Root and root – my deductions – click here

House cleaning or other household-related services give you as a private person the right to receive a 50% discount directly on the invoice today. You will receive it automatically from us if you have announced that you want such a set-up.

The RUT deduction is a tax deduction. So, you as a customer must have some income during the year that makes the tax deduction possible. You can also get a tax reduction for the RUT services you buy for your parents.

You can also get a tax reduction for the RUT services you buy for your parents. To receive RUT deductions, certain criteria must be met:

• ● You must live in the residence where the service is performed.
• ● You must be invoiced for the service and/or have the expense for the service.
• ● You must have box deductions left to use. The total deductions are a maximum of SEK 75,000 per person and year.
• ● You must be resident in Sweden and pay tax here (unlimited taxable person) or live abroad but choose to be taxed in Sweden according to the Income Tax Act (limited taxable person).
• ● You must have turned 18 at the latest by the end of the year.
• ● An estate can receive a square deduction, but only for services performed before death.
• ● If you are two or more people who jointly use the home, you can share the tax deduction.
• ● In total, however, the square deduction can never be higher than 50 percent of the total labor cost.
• ● To receive a square deduction, you must be invoiced or pay for the work.