Nordic Umbrella Partner

Expanding your business to Sweden or Norway? Managing payroll and ensuring compliance with local employment laws can be complex, but it doesn’t have to be. As your trusted Umbrella Payroll provider, Cool Company simplifies contractor payments, tax compliance, and legal obligations.

Simplify Payroll & Compliance in Sweden and Norway

Expanding your business to Sweden or Norway comes with incredible opportunities—but also complex regulations around employment, tax compliance, and payroll. At Cool Company, we specialize in providing Umbrella Payroll solutions, ensuring that businesses and recruitment agencies can easily and compliantly engage contractors in the Nordics.

By partnering with us, you eliminate the need to establish a local legal entity while ensuring that your workers are paid correctly, taxes are handled properly, and local labor laws are followed. Whether you’re hiring a single contractor or managing a large contingent workforce, our services streamline the entire process, allowing you to focus on growing your business.

How Our Umbrella Payroll Solution Works

Engagement & Onboarding: You identify the contractors you want to work with in Sweden or Norway, and we onboard them under our umbrella employment model.

Employment & Compliance: We act as the legal employer, ensuring compliance with all local employment and tax regulations.

Payroll & Tax Handling: We manage payroll, deduct the necessary taxes, and handle social security contributions on behalf of your contractors.

Payment & Reporting: Contractors receive their salaries on time, and we provide all necessary reporting to authorities to ensure full compliance.

Navigating Employment Laws in Sweden & Norway

The Nordic labor markets are highly regulated, with strong protections for workers. When hiring in Sweden or Norway, it’s essential to be aware of:

Data Protection & Anti-Discrimination: Employers must comply with strict GDPR regulations and ensure equal treatment regardless of gender, ethnicity, religion, disability, or age.

Collective Bargaining Agreements (CBAs): Many industries have agreements that set employment conditions beyond statutory labor laws. Understanding these is crucial for compliance.

Employment Contracts: Permanent contracts are the norm in Sweden unless otherwise specified. Fixed-term contracts longer than two years automatically convert to indefinite contracts.

Taxation & Social Security: Both Sweden and Norway have comprehensive tax and social security systems. Employers must handle tax deductions and pension contributions correctly to avoid penalties.

With a proven track record, we’ve successfully handled contractors for over 500 leading enterprises and recruitment firms. Here’s just a glimpse of our valued clientele

Why Choose Cool Company as Your Umbrella Payroll Partner?

Seamless Payroll Management

Managing payroll across borders can be a challenge, especially when dealing with different tax systems and employment laws. Cool Company acts as your single point of contact for all payroll-related matters, ensuring timely and accurate payments to your contractors. We handle salary calculations, tax deductions, pension contributions, and social security payments—so you don’t have to.

Full Compliance with Nordic Labor Laws

Employment regulations in Sweden and Norway are strict and frequently updated. Our local expertise ensures that you stay compliant with all legal requirements, including tax filing, social security contributions, and worker protections. We help you navigate the complexities of Nordic labor laws while minimizing risks and administrative burdens.

Local Expertise with International Reach

With established entities in both Sweden and Norway, we offer deep local knowledge while maintaining an international perspective. We work with businesses and recruitment agencies from the UK and beyond, helping them engage top talent in the Nordics without the hassle of setting up their own operations.

Ready to get in touch?

Contact Cool Company to learn more about us as your Umbrella Partner in Sweden and Norway