Your Danish tax return 2020
In some moments 2020 is a year that many of us would like to delete completely. But that’s not possible – nor is it possible taxwise. On the contrary the corona crisis [...]
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Have you been posted outside Denmark or into Denmark? Have you purchased a real property outside Denmark? Have you been working across borders? Or have you had income from abroad? If so, it is a good reason for paying attention to your Danish [...]
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The annual final tax return for 2019 can be filed from 9. March 2020 and must be filed before 1 May 2020 or 1 July 2020 depending on your tax status on your preliminary tax [...] -
For individuals who are tax residents (”fuldt skattepligtige”) in Denmark a preliminary tax return must be prepared each year showing the expected income for the year. If [...] -
Based on the final tax return a tax assessment notice (”aarsopgoerelse”) is issued each year. The assessment is normally issued in the period 1 April to 30 September in [...] -
For a tax resident individual a final tax return must be filed every year showing your worldwide income and the value of your non Danish assets. Tax residents are subject to [...]
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If you want an overview over the personal income taxation in Denmark in 2021, take a look below: Just be aware with the following assumptions for the individual: Unmarried [...]
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1. Monthly minimum salary for the special expat flat rate taxation: 68,100 DKK 2. Limit for tax free gifts to children: 67,100 DKK 3. Limit for deduction for gifts to [...]
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All individuals with a Danish tax liability have a personal tax folder (skattemappe) at skat.dk. A new folder is opened for each calendar year. It can be accessed by a nem-id [...]
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