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SKVFS 2018:8 Bilaga 2 Värdefaktorn ortstyp för byggnadskategorierna 1–9. Byggnadskategori 1–4 För värdefaktorn ortstyp ska kommunerna indelas enligt följande för byggnadskategorierna 1 oljeraffinaderier eller petrokemiska industrier, 2 massa- eller pappersbruk, 3 järn- och stålindustrier eller metallsmältverk, och 4 cement- eller kalkindustrier eller industrier för framställning av industrimineral. Län Ortstyp 1 Ortstyp 2 Ortstyp 3 Stockholm Nacka Botkyrka Danderyd Norrtälje Huddinge Ekerö Nynäshamn Järfälla Haninge Stockholm Nykvarn Lidingö Södertälje Salem Sollentuna Sigtuna Solna Upplands-Bro Sundbyberg Upplands Väsby Tyresö Täby Vallentuna Vaxholm Värmdö Österåker Uppsala Älvkarleby Enköping Heby Östhammar Håbo Knivsta Tierp Uppsala Södermanland Nyköping Eskilstuna Oxelösund Flen Gnesta Katrineholm Strängnäs Trosa Vingåker Östergötland Norrköping Boxholm Finspång Linköping Kinda Mjölby Söderköping Motala Vadstena Valdemarsvik Ydre Åtvidaberg Ödeshög 10 Län Ortstyp 1 Ortstyp 2 Ortstyp 3 SKVFS 2018:8 Jönköping Aneby Eksjö Nässjö Jönköping Sävsjö Gislaved Tranås Gnosjö Habo Mullsjö Vaggeryd Vetlanda Värnamo Kronoberg Alvesta Lessebo Älmhult Ljungby Markaryd Tingsryd Uppvidinge Växjö Kalmar Kalmar Borgholm Emmaboda Mönsterås Mörbylånga Hultsfred Oskarshamn Torsås Högsby Västervik Nybro Vimmerby Gotland Gotland Blekinge Karlshamn Olofström Karlskrona Ronneby Sölvesborg Skåne Helsingborg Bjuv Bromölla Höganäs Båstad Burlöv Kristianstad Eslöv Hörby Kävlinge Hässleholm Klippan Landskrona Höör Lomma Malmö Lund Perstorp Trelleborg Osby Sjöbo Ystad Simrishamn Skurup Staffanstorp Svedala Svalöv Tomelilla Åstorp Vellinge Ängelholm Örkelljunga Östra Göinge Halland Falkenberg Kungsbacka Hylte Halmstad Laholm Varberg 11 SKVFS 2018:8 Län Ortstyp 1 Ortstyp 2 Ortstyp 3 Västra Göteborg Ale Bengtsfors Götaland Lysekil Alingsås Bollebygd Sotenäs Falköping Borås Stenungsund Grästorp Dals-Ed Strömstad Gullspång Essunga Tjörn Götene Färgelanda Uddevalla Herrljunga Hjo Kungälv Härryda Lerum Karlsborg Lidköping Mark Lilla Edet Skara Mariestad Svenljunga Mellerud Tibro Munkedal Tidaholm Mölndal Tranemo Orust Ulricehamn Partille Vara Skövde Tanum Trollhättan Töreboda Vårgårda Vänersborg Åmål Öckerö Värmland Arvika Filipstad Eda Forshaga Grums Hagfors Hammarö Munkfors Karlstad Storfors Kil Sunne Kristinehamn Torsby Säffle Årjäng Örebro Askersund Hällefors Degerfors Karlskoga Hallsberg Lekeberg Kumla Nora Laxå Lindesberg Ljusnarsberg Örebro 12 Län Ortstyp 1 Ortstyp 2 Ortstyp 3 SKVFS 2018:8 Västmanland Arboga Fagersta Hallstahammar Norberg Kungsör Sala Köping Surahammar Skinnskatte- berg Västerås Dalarna Avesta Gagnef Borlänge Leksand Falun Malung-Sälen Hedemora Mora Ludvika Orsa Säter Rättvik Smedjebacken Vansbro Älvdalen Gävleborg Gävle Hofors Bollnäs Hudiksvall Sandviken Ljusdal Nordanstig Ockelbo Söderhamn Ovanåker Västernorrland Härnösand Örnsköldsvik Sollefteå Kramfors Ånge Sundsvall Timrå Jämtland Samtliga kommuner Västerbotten Nordmaling Bjurholm Robertsfors Dorotea Skellefteå Lycksele Umeå Norsjö Malå Sorsele Storuman Vilhelmina Vindeln Vännäs Åsele Norrbotten Boden Arjeplog Gällivare Arvidsjaur Haparanda Jokkmokk Kalix Pajala Kiruna Älvsbyn Luleå Överkalix Piteå Övertorneå 13 SKVFS 2018:8 Byggnadskategori 5, Spannmålssilor Län Ortstyp 1 Ortstyp 2 Ortstyp 3 Stockholm Stockholm Ekerö Botkyrka Haninge Danderyd Nacka Järfälla Lidingö Huddinge Norrtälje Nykvarn Nynäshamn Salem Södertälje Sigtuna Tyresö Sollentuna Vaxholm Solna Värmdö Sundbyberg Österåker Täby Upplands-Bro Upplands Väsby Vallentuna Uppsala Enköping Heby Håbo Knivsta Tierp Uppsala Älvkarleby Östhammar Södermanland Eskilstuna Flen Nyköping Gnesta Oxelösund Katrineholm Strängnäs Vingåker Trosa Östergötland Norrköping Söderköping Boxholm Valdemarsvik Finspång Kinda Linköping Mjölby Motala Vadstena Ydre Åtvidaberg Ödeshög Jönköping Samtliga kommuner Kronoberg Samtliga kommuner 14 SKVFS 2018:8 Län Ortstyp 1 Ortstyp 2 Ortstyp 3 Kalmar Borgholm Emmaboda Kalmar Hultsfred Mönsterås Högsby Mörbylånga Nybro Oskarshamn Vimmerby Torsås Västervik Gotland Gotland Blekinge Karlshamn Olofström Karlskrona Ronneby Sölvesborg Skåne Helsingborg Bromölla Bjuv Båstad Burlöv Höganäs Eslöv Kristianstad Hässleholm Kävlinge Hörby Landskrona Höör Lomma Klippan Malmö Lund Simrishamn Osby Trelleborg Perstorp Vellinge Sjöbo Ystad Skurup Ängelholm Staffanstorp Svalöv Svedala Tomelilla Åstorp Örkelljunga Östra Göinge Halland Falkenberg Hylte Halmstad Kungsbacka Laholm Varberg 15 SKVFS 2018:8 Län Ortstyp 1 Ortstyp 2 Ortstyp 3 Västra Uddevalla Ale Alingsås Götaland Gullspång Bengtsfors Göteborg Bollebygd Götene Borås Kungälv Dals-Ed Lidköping Essunga Lilla Edet Falköping Lysekil Färgelanda Mariestad Grästorp Mellerud Herrljunga Munkedal Hjo Orust Härryda Sotenäs Karlsborg Stenungsund Lerum Strömstad Mark Tanum Mölndal Tjörn Partille Trollhättan Skara Vänersborg Skövde Åmål Svenljunga Öckerö Tibro Tidaholm Tranemo Töreboda Ulricehamn Vara Vårgårda Värmland Hammarö Arvika Grums Eda Karlstad Filipstad Kristinehamn Forshaga Säffle Hagfors Kil Munkfors Storfors Sunne Torsby Årjäng Örebro Samtliga kommuner 16 SKVFS 2018:8 Län Ortstyp 1 Ortstyp 2 Ortstyp 3 Västmanland Hallstahammar Arboga Kungsör Fagersta Köping Norberg Västerås Sala Skinnskatteberg Surahammar Dalarna Samtliga kommuner Gävleborg Gävle Bollnäs Hudiksvall Hofors Nordanstig Ljusdal Söderhamn Ockelbo Ovanåker Sandviken Västernorrland Härnösand Sollefteå Kramfors Ånge Sundsvall Timrå Örnsköldsvik Jämtland Samtliga kommuner Västerbotten Nordmaling Bjurholm Robertsfors Dorotea Skellefteå Lycksele Umeå Malå Norsjö Sorsele Storuman Vilhelmina Vindeln Vännäs Åsele Norrbotten Haparanda Arjeplog Kalix Arvidsjaur Luleå Boden Piteå Gällivare Jokkmokk Kiruna Pajala Älvsbyn Överkalix Övertorneå 17 SKVFS 2018:8 Byggnadskategori 6, Sågverk Län Ortstyp 1 Ortstyp 2 Ortstyp 3 Stockholm Norrtälje Botkyrka Ekerö Nynäshamn Järfälla Danderyd Huddinge Haninge Nykvarn Lidingö Salem Nacka Sigtuna Sollentuna Södertälje Solna Upplands-Bro Stockholm Upplands Väsby Sundbyberg Tyresö Täby Vallentuna Vaxholm Värmdö Österåker Uppsala Älvkarleby Enköping Heby Håbo Knivsta Tierp Uppsala Östhammar Södermanland Oxelösund Eskilstuna Flen Gnesta Katrineholm Nyköping Strängnäs Trosa Vingåker Östergötland Norrköping Boxholm Finspång Linköping Kinda Mjölby Söderköping Motala Vadstena Valdemarsvik Ydre Åtvidaberg Ödeshög 18 Län Ortstyp 1 Ortstyp 2 Ortstyp 3 SKVFS 2018:8 Jönköping Aneby Eksjö Nässjö Gislaved Sävsjö Gnosjö Tranås Habo Jönköping Mullsjö Vaggeryd Vetlanda Värnamo Kronoberg Alvesta Lessebo Älmhult Ljungby Markaryd Tingsryd Uppvidinge Växjö Kalmar Kalmar Torsås Borgholm Mönsterås Emmaboda Oskarshamn Hultsfred Västervik Högsby Mörbylånga Nybro Vimmerby Gotland Gotland Blekinge Karlshamn Olofström Karlskrona Ronneby Sölvesborg Skåne Bjuv Burlöv Bromölla Båstad Eslöv Höganäs Helsingborg Hörby Hässleholm Lomma Höör Malmö Klippan Osby Kristianstad Simrishamn Kävlinge Sjöbo Landskrona Tomelilla Lund Östra Göinge Perstorp Skurup Staffanstorp Svalöv Svedala 19 SKVFS 2018:8 Län Ortstyp 1 Ortstyp 2 Ortstyp 3 Trelleborg Vellinge Ystad Åstorp Ängelholm Örkelljunga Halland Falkenberg Hylte Halmstad Kungsbacka Varberg Laholm Västra Lysekil Ale Bengtsfors Götaland Munkedal Alingsås Bollebygd Orust Falköping Borås Sotenäs Gullspång Dals-Ed Stenungsund Grästorp Essunga Strömstad Göteborg Färgelanda Tanum Götene Hjo Tjörn 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    International Rate Centers for Virtual Numbers

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