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ALL OUR SERVICES HAS
ONLY 4 SIMPLE STEPS!
Our services requires no hassle from your side. Our experts will do it all for you! See the four simple steps to the right, to understand our process.
All services are provided by tax experts and build on strong practical experience for what you need in order to administrate your taxation in Denmark.
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For support with services not mentioned here e.g. Tax for Business or claims from authorities etc., please contact us.
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COLLECT INFO
We will collect the necessary information from you through e-mail or postal mail.
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We we have all the information we need, we will fill out the relevant tax form for you.
FILING FORMS
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We will submit the tax form to SKAT for you.
SUBMIT FORMS
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You will get your tax card, annual tax assessment or the service chosen and your invoice.
SOLUTION
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TAX BRIEFING
​Denmark is one of the countries in the world with the highest taxation but in return we have a welfare system offering a various of free services. Further, we pay a low contribution to social security (less than EUR 160 annually). The Danish tax system has a Tax Progression principle (the more your earn - the more you pay) and Worldwide Income Taxation principle (as tax resident in Denmark you pay tax on your worldwide income).
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We can help you understand how the Danish tax system works, what kind of deductions and allowances you can use, taxation on your private investments, real property etc. Read more...
TAX RETURN
​If you live /have lived in Denmark or have income from Denmark, you must file an annual Danish tax return. The tax return is done in March in the following year. To file your tax return you must log into your E-tax system which you can access with your tax-id (CPR-number) and NemID key card.
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There are many tax rules for deductions, allowances, taxable income etc. and it becomes very complex for people who are not "tax Experts".
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We can help you with preparation of the Danish tax return and make sure that your final tax payment is correct and you do not overpay Danish tax. Read more...
TAX ESTIMATION
As main rule all job offers in Denmark will be salaried with a GROSS SALARY which means a salary before taxes and that taxes are all payable by you. It is difficult to really know what the expected net salary will be and especially if you have not been working and living in Denmark previously.
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We can help you with understanding the offer you have been given by estimating Danish tax and social security. This enables you to understand the true offer as well as negotiating a salary matching your qualifications. Read more...
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TAX REGISTRATION
​If you move to Denmark and / or work in Denmark, you are liable to pay taxes. Before you can pay any tax, you need to apply for a tax-id (CPR-number) and the same for your partner (if applicable) in order to be taxes a couple.
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There are several ways you can be registered as tax liable (full or limited and tax liable based on a double tax treaty) and different ways you may be taxed all depending on how you are registered.
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We can help you with applying for a tax-id and make sure you tax registration is done correctly. ​Read more...
TAX CARD
​If you live in Denmark or have income from Denmark, you must as main rule pay Danish income tax. You pre-pay taxes during the calendar year based on expected income/deductions that has been included in your Tax Card.
To get your Tax Card you must prepare a Preliminary Tax Assessment notice.
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We can help you with preparation of this and to get your tax card enabling you to pay taxes and further that you pay the correct amount during the calendar year.
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AD HOC
​It is common that you as a tax payer will have a need for support that does not fall into any of our standard services. It could for example be that the tax authorities have chosen to audit your tax return, deductions used etc. It could also be that SKAT has denied a specific deduction or claim a higher income for taxation than reported on your tax return.
We can help you with preparation of answer to SKAT and assess if what is being claimed is correct or not. Read more...
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