The Best open data of the Swedish Tax Agency Alternatives in 2026

Sweden’s Consumer Agency currently publishes no open data and directs data or statistics requests to its registry.

Sweden's eHealth Agency provides open statistics that users can search, compare, and export from its statistics database.

The Swedish Migration Agency lists information available as open data and notes a temporary restriction on some asylum statistics.

Burlöv’s municipal statistics portal publishes key figures and data about the Swedish municipality.

Sweden’s Medical Products Agency publishes information it collects through product authorization and supervision for further reuse.

Japan's National Tax Agency portal lets users search corporate names, addresses, and identification numbers and download the listed records.

France’s national transport data access point gathers mobility datasets and provides APIs, validation tools, and recent dataset listings.

Haninge Municipality makes data from its departments available through Sweden’s data portal for reuse, including in applications.

Umeå's open data portal lets visitors explore municipal data, download datasets, and use APIs, maps, and charts.

Salamanca's open data portal provides public datasets from the provincial government and its tax collection agency.

The National Center for Education Statistics collects, analyzes, and reports data on U.S. education from early childhood through adulthood.

Canada’s National Forestry Database compiles forest data and management statistics, including fires, harvesting, regeneration, and wood supply.

The UK Office for National Statistics produces official statistics and serves as the country’s national statistical institute.

The Turkish Statistical Institute publishes national statistics and bulletins, including labor, trade, and economic indicators.

Germany’s Health Data Lab statistics portal provides privacy-protected counts of statutory health insurance diagnoses by year and selected demographic groups.

Järfälla’s open data page describes reusable municipal information and linked indicators from Sweden’s Kolada database.

Halmstad Municipality makes open data available through Sweden’s Kolada database in key-figure and machine-readable formats.

Lausanne’s statistics portal presents city statistics and links for comparison and further research.

The Canton of Bern’s statistics portal organizes public statistics by themes including population, economy, health, finance, and environment.

Östersund’s open data page points to Kolada, a database of municipal indicators used to compare Swedish municipalities and regions.

Greece's national data portal supports searches for datasets, data services, reuse examples, organizations, and guidance.

Graubünden’s statistics portal publishes statistical news, projects, and information organized by topic areas.

The Swedish Museum of Natural History works to make data and resources available, with information about sensitive data.

The Swedish Enforcement Authority explains what open data is and how it can be reused and shared.