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How much does a new website cost in 2026?
A new website costs anything from US$19 a month on a site builder to several hundred thousand kronor for a custom multilingual build. At 100–200 hours and SEK 900–1,300 an hour, in line with most suppliers on the Swedish government framework, a small business site comes to about SEK 90,000–260,000 excluding VAT. Templates, content, integrations and languages decide the rest.
5 Nov 2026web · pricingRead the answerWhat are ÄTA works (change orders) in Swedish construction?
ÄTA stands for changed, additional and omitted work (ändrings-, tilläggs- och avgående arbeten): work that is changed, added or removed compared with what was agreed at the start of a construction project. ÄTA should be ordered by the client, priced according to the contract and documented when it happens. Otherwise it is hard to get paid for.
5 Nov 2026construction · change ordersRead the answerWhat is a personalliggare (staff register) in Sweden?
A personalliggare is a register of everyone working at a workplace and when each shift starts and ends. The Swedish Tax Agency requires it in industries including construction and restaurants, and on construction sites it must as a rule be electronic. If it is missing or incomplete, the Tax Agency can charge control fees.
5 Nov 2026construction · regulationsRead the answer
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