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Seems to be something in the range of 13,5k€ - 20k€ if that helps.

I just called them, the lady obviously didn't know much about poker and taxes. But I guess I am just going to attach a seperate sheet with withdrawal confirmations from Party and an explanation. I already see this will cause me more trouble -- how would they know whether the money was actually won on Party (it was) or just transferred there to cashout? How do you guys in Sweden usually cash-out if not directly to the bank account? I was actually a bit puzzled that my bank forwards the information to Skatteverket. Maybe Skrill/NT -> bank account?

So nothing under 'hobbies' or something and I will just get through with that? Fwiw, on the seperate sheet it says that the money is from Austria but nothing about poker, partypoker or something like that. Also, it's not small money if that matters.

Hi guys, I moved to Sweden 2014 and I am taxable here 2015. During 2015, I cashed out some poker winnings. Some days ago, I got my tax declaration form from Skattevärket and my cashouts are listed under "Uppgifter som du själv ska redovisa i deklarationen". The winnings are from PartyPoker, which is EU-based, so I shouldn't have to pay taxes. But how do I communicate that? Where do I put the amount and what sort of proof do I have to have to attach (withdrawl confirmation or even hand histories?) I have no idea, that's why I am looking for a tax advisor in Stockholm who's familiar with the subject. I don't want to make any mistake here and get into unnecessary trouble. Thanks!