Last updated 2026-06-27
Atlas Copco (ATCO-A)
Atlas Copco (ATCO-A, ISIN SE0017831091) is a Industrials company domiciled in Sweden, which withholds 30.0% on dividends paid to non-resident investors. The table below shows residence-specific treaty results backed by primary evidence. Rows without primary evidence are omitted from reclaim estimates. File K4 Form with the Skatteverket when the result is claimable.
Worked example
You receive SEK1,000 in Atlas Copco dividends
Illustrative source-country withholding only. Your treaty rate and reclaimable amount require a primary-supported, residence-specific result in the table below.
How much can you reclaim, by residence country?
Sweden withholds 30.0% on Atlas Copco dividends. The table shows the evidence-backed treaty result for each residence. Click a row for the full guide.
| Your residence | Treaty result | Reclaimable | |
|---|---|---|---|
| No primary-supported residence result is published for this source country. | |||
Which form do you file?
To reclaim Sweden withholding tax on Atlas Copco dividends, you file K4 Form with the Skatteverket (deadline: 5 years). See the full Sweden reclaim guide.
Frequently asked questions
How much withholding tax is deducted from Atlas Copco dividends?
Sweden withholds 30.0% at source on Atlas Copco (ATCO-A) dividends paid to non-resident investors.
How much Atlas Copco withholding tax can I reclaim?
Your exact result depends on your country of residence. No common primary-supported treaty rate is published for this source country, so the table shows only residence-specific results with verified evidence.
Which form do I file to reclaim Atlas Copco withholding tax?
K4 Form β filed with the Skatteverket. The deadline is 5 years.
What is the ISIN for Atlas Copco?
Atlas Copco trades under ticker ATCO-A with ISIN SE0017831091, listed in Sweden.
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