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Stepless reduction in your own limited company: salary, fees and dividends
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Stepless reduction in your own limited company: salary, fees and dividends

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Försäkringskassan: sickness compensation, work and sick leave

Decision support to separate sickness compensation, activity compensation, sickness benefit, stepless reduction, dormant benefits, the five-hour rule and housing supplement — and choose the right path before you start working.

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You are here: FörsäkringskassanSickness compensation and work 2026 → Stepless reduction in your own company

The Swedish guide includes a 2026 salary table from 5,000 to 30,000 kronor per month for full-year full compensation.

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If you already have a decision you disagree with, read reconsideration and appeal of Försäkringskassan decisions.

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Checked: 23 August 2026.

If you are reading this under pressure

Treat this guide as something you can return to. Start with the part that matches where your case stands today; you do not have to absorb everything at once.

Authority matters rarely improve because someone carries the full mental load alone. Ask for help from a support person, counsel, or family when stakes are high.

Common mistakes that weaken your position

  • Relying only on verbal promises without a short written confirmation or follow-up email.
  • Waiting to request documents until the dispute is already polarised.
  • Writing so long and emotionally charged that the agency stops answering the actual issue.
  • Missing appeal or reconsideration deadlines because the decision was not read line by line.

Quick checklist before you close the tab

  1. Do you have dates, file references, and handler names (when known)?
  2. Do you know the next step: reply, request documents, remind, appeal, or complain?
  3. Have you stored emails and attachments where you can find them again next week?

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