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Same thing in Finland, except you can do it by mail or online. The tax form arrives by mail, which you can then either mail back after filling it out or just go

Same thing in Finland, except you can do it by mail or online. The tax form arrives by mail, which you can then either mail back after filling it out or just go online and do the same thing.

dalke 14y ago
No need for the "except." My Swedish tax form came, and provided the information about how to confirm/pay, with online, post, and SMS options.
- jsnell 14y ago
  The "except" compared to Sweden is that if the information is correct, you don't need to do anything. The default on no action is to confirm it.
  - dalke 14y ago
    Ahh, thanks. Which reminds me, I need to tell the Swedish government that the form they sent me is correct.
lobster_johnson 14y ago
Same in Norway. They still permit submitting your tax forms by regular mail.