There are a few exceptions from the right to access. For example, you will not be granted access to information that may reveal audits or control methodology, and confidential information about others will not be disclosed.

Personal data you can log in to view

You can access information about:

• personal data registered in the National Population Register

  • Name
  • National identity number
  • Residential address
  • Postal address if you have one (present address if you have a D number)
  • Registration of Sami language proficiency, if applicable

• employers, income and employment

  • Employer(s) who have obtained your tax card.
  •  Information your employer has sent us.

• tax

  • The tax deduction card – what your employer deducts from your salary
  • The tax return – a total overview of your income, deductions, wealth and debt
  • The tax assessment – the result of your assessed tax return, where you can see whether you’ll receive a refund because you’ve paid too much tax or if you’ve paid too little tax and must pay back what you owe (underpaid tax).
  • Accesses – you may give others access to view or make changes related to your tax matters
  • Claims and payments that show an overview of all the claims (going back four years) between the Tax Administration and yourself. If you have underpaid tax or if you receive a refund, the amount will appear in the overview of claims.