Hookers in Sweden aren't just trying to skate by without paying taxes, and some are even speaking up to request to pay taxes in order to receive social welfare benefits. While purchasing sex services is outlawed in Sweden, prostitution itself is not illegal, and the proceeds of any such work are indeed taxable under Swedish law.
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Well if it's not illegal then they should pay taxes and have the same benefits as everyone else.
They just want access to the healthcare system.
Who doesn't?!