Champagne problems I guess but making a new company (equivalent to a UK Ltd or USA LLC) takes *so* long in Sweden.

It's a very frustrating, serial, process which took two months to the day:

1) Soft-submit forms
2) Go to the bank to get a certificate to prove you're solvent etc (+1 week at least)
3) With certificate, actually submit forms
4) Wait (+1-2 weeks)
5) Company!
6) Wait you might need to pay tax? That's more forms!
7) Wait (+1 month)
8) Operational company!

@ikenndac i recently went through the process to open an AB, from my research i concluded it would take around 14 working days.
i went with Lunar as a bank, which promises a within 7 day processing time.
as for the registration, currently processing times were 8 working days?
i did not know about the tax time though, why pay tax at rhe beginning of opening the company?

@esnssr I've heard enough horror stories about Lunar to not go anywhere near them. Our bank was about a week and a half, so that's fine. Bolagsverket was 10 days after submission.

If you have to pay tax, you have to pay tax - which is hard to do if you're not registered for it. You also can't claim VAT/MOMS back on purchases without being registered for it. So, you register for it. It took them 4 weeks to do that.

@ikenndac off topic, care to share more details stories/references about Lunar and fhe issues about it?
it is now my main bank account in Denmark (i work there but reside in Sweden)