Satellite accounts are focused on describing and analysing the economy for a specific purpose. They are not intended to provide an overview of the national economy but rather focus on what is relevant for that specific purpose. Therefore, satellite accounts can be used to show details that are not visible in the aggregated main system of national accounts.

Satellite accounts of the civil society showed that output in 2024 amounted to SEK 332.6 billion, and gross value added to SEK 193.6 billion. In total, civil society had property income of SEK 56.4 billion in 2024, of which SEK 23.6 billion consisted of interest, SEK 24.4 billion of dividends and withdrawals from income of quasi-corporations, and SEK 8.4 billion of other investment income. Of the total transfer income of SEK 151.6 billion in the civil society, 44.7 percent came from the private sector, 40.4 percent from the public sector, 14.4 percent from social contributions and benefits, and 0.5 percent from abroad. By type of activity according to ICNPO transfer income from the private sector was highest in “Religion”, while organisations within activity “Social services” received the most transfer income from the public sector.