Coupon payments from bonds held in an Investeringssparkonto (ISK) account are added to the cash balance of the account and contribute to its overall value. These payments do not incur additional or separate taxation. If the interest rate from the bond exceeds the government borrowing rate, there is no direct impact within an ISK because all returns (including high-interest income) are still covered under the standardized tax model.
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