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General and simplified assessment of real estate. Valuation units (type code 320, 321, 325, 420-433) average area and assessed/base value by county, type of unit and year of value. Year 2000 - 2016

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Magnus Walestad, Statistics Sweden
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Martin Verhage, Statistics Sweden
+46 010-479 47 78
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2017-02-23
Valuation units:
number of
Average area, square metres:
square metre
Average total base value:
1000 SEK
Average base value, SEK per square metre:
SEK per square metre
Valuation units:
2000
Average area, square metres:
2000
Average total base value:
2000
Average base value, SEK per square metre:
2000
Valuation units:
Stock
Average area, square metres:
Stock
Average total base value:
Stock
Average base value, SEK per square metre:
Stock
Valuation units:
No
Average area, square metres:
No
Average total base value:
No
Average base value, SEK per square metre:
No
Valuation units:
No
Average area, square metres:
No
Average total base value:
No
Average base value, SEK per square metre:
No
Valuation units:
2000
Average area, square metres:
2000
Average total base value:
2000
Average base value, SEK per square metre:
2000
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2007

Since 1 January 2007, Uppsala county has been expanded to include Heby municipality. Please note that the figures for the county are not comparable with earlier figures.

2007

Since 1 January 2007, Västmanland county no longer includes Heby municipality. Please note that the figures for the county are not comparable with earlier figures.
For years where it has been a simplified property assessment for type codes 400-890 (Industrial unit, earth-excavated (gravel pit, peat-excavation) unit, Electrical generating unit, Special unit) the figures in the table are set to zero. The figures for these type codes are reported under the table heading ' Special (annual) assessment of real estate 1998- '. Assessed units that are not included in a simplified or a general property tax assessment are included in a special tax assessment. For those units included in a special tax assessment the last year´s assessed values are used if there is no reason to assess a new value. With the property tax assessment for the year 2016, the Swedish Tax Agency has changed two type codes for multi-dwelling and commercial building units. Before year 2016 the type codes had the following indication “320 Unit for multi-dwelling and commercial buildings, mainly residential buildings” and “325 Unit for multi-dwelling and commercial buildings, mainly non-residential buildings”. From the year 2016 the type codes has the following indications “320 Unit for multi-dwelling and commercial buildings, residential buildings” and “325 Unit for multi-dwelling and commercial buildings, non-residential buildings”.
This means that the units which previously had both residential and non-residential buildings have moved to the type code “321 Unit for multi-dwelling and commercial buildings, residential- and non-residential buildings”.

year of value

Year of value.
A building´s year of value is generally the year in which it was built. If a building has been rebuilt or an extension has been added, which lengthens the life span of the building, the year of value should be adjusted.

observations

Valuation units

A valuation unit is the property within an assessed unit that is valued separately. Every site usually constitutes a valuation unit. Every building with a value of at least SEK 50 000 constitutes a valuation unit. Multi-dwelling and commercial buildings are divided into separate valuation units for the residential or non-residential parts of the assessed unit. Each type of land such as arable land, cultivated pastures, forest land and non-productive forest land constitutes a valuation unit. In addition, each farm building constitutes a valuation unit.

Average total base value

Base value and Assessed value. Since 1996 to 2002, all units liable for taxation, excluding industrial units, have been included in what is known as the converted value procedure. In this procedure, the base value of each unit is multiplied by a number that is allocated by the National Tax Authority.

Average base value, SEK per square metre

Base value and Assessed value. Since 1996 to 2002, all units liable for taxation, excluding industrial units, have been included in what is known as the converted value procedure. In this procedure, the base value of each unit is multiplied by a number that is allocated by the National Tax Authority.

year

2004

General/simplified assessment of real estate. Since 1988 general assessment of real estate has been carried out every other year with an interval of six years for each type of real estate. In 2003 a new form of simplified assessment (FFT) for one- or two-dwelling buildings, multi-dwelling buildings and units for agriculture and forestry was introduced in the middle of the period between the general assessments. General assessment of real estate for multi-dwelling and commercial buildings, industrial units including earth-excavated units and electrical generating units and special units was done in 2000. General assessment of real estate for one- and two-dwelling units was carried out in 2003. A simplified assessment was carried out for multi-dwelling buildings in 2004. A special assessment is done annually for real estate not included in the general assessment. In this special assessment, the assessment of the previous year can be confirmed if, for some reason, a new assessment will not be carried out.

observations: Average base value, SEK per square metre , year: 2000

General/simplified assessment of real estate. Since 1988 general assessment of real estate has been carried out every other year with an interval of six years for each type of real estate. In 2003 a new form of simplified assessment (FFT) for one- or two-dwelling buildings, multi-dwelling buildings and units for agriculture and forestry was introduced in the middle of the period between the general assessments. General assessment of real estate for multi-dwelling and commercial buildings, industrial units including earth-excavated units and electrical generating units and special units was done in 2000. General assessment of real estate for one- and two-dwelling units was carried out in 2003. A simplified assessment was carried out for multi-dwelling buildings in 2004. A special assessment is done annually for real estate not included in the general assessment. In this special assessment, the assessment of the previous year can be confirmed if, for some reason, a new assessment will not be carried out.

observations: Average area, square metres , year: 2000

General/simplified assessment of real estate. Since 1988 general assessment of real estate has been carried out every other year with an interval of six years for each type of real estate. In 2003 a new form of simplified assessment (FFT) for one- or two-dwelling buildings, multi-dwelling buildings and units for agriculture and forestry was introduced in the middle of the period between the general assessments. General assessment of real estate for multi-dwelling and commercial buildings, industrial units including earth-excavated units and electrical generating units and special units was done in 2000. General assessment of real estate for one- and two-dwelling units was carried out in 2003. A simplified assessment was carried out for multi-dwelling buildings in 2004. A special assessment is done annually for real estate not included in the general assessment. In this special assessment, the assessment of the previous year can be confirmed if, for some reason, a new assessment will not be carried out.