Capital gains and capital losses by income deciles 2020. Mean values (for all) in SEK
The population over 18 years of age. Persons registered in Sweden both 1 January and 31 December 2020
Income deciles[1] |
Income in interval, SEK thousands[1] |
Total earned income, SEK[2] | Capital gains/losses, real estate, SEK[3] | Financial capital gains/losses, SEK[4] |
|---|---|---|---|---|
1 |
<54> |
12 452 | 4 850 | 7 534 |
2 |
54–143 |
106 372 | 8 415 | 3 653 |
3 |
143–196 |
170 467 | 13 558 | 3 622 |
4 |
196–247 |
220 973 | 14 242 | 5 021 |
5 |
247–299 |
272 966 | 13 284 | 5 089 |
6 |
299–349 |
324 419 | 11 762 | 4 919 |
7 |
349–401 |
374 119 | 11 409 | 4 446 |
8 |
401–466 |
431 766 | 12 793 | 5 981 |
9 |
466–574 |
513 901 | 16 898 | 10 696 |
10 |
574<> |
839 371 | 28 361 | 47 686 |
Total |
326 681 | 13 557 | 9 865 |
- The column shows the different income intervals. For example in decile 1 there are persons with total earned income below SEK 54 000. In decile 2 there are persones with income between SEK 54 000 and 143 000.
- Total earned income.
- The sum of gains minus the sum of losses from disposal of one- or two dwelling buildings, owner-occupied apartments and business properties.
- The sum of gains minus the sum of losses from disposal of financial securities, other assets and shares in companies.