• A new situation for Brits in Denmark

    EU has extensive rules for free movement for individuals within the EU member states and since U.K. has now left EU, this leaves Brits living in Denmark in a new situation, [...]
  • tax return
    From mid-March 2025, your tax return for 2024 (årsopgørelse) will appear in your tax folder, but if you have any cross border issues, you can be almost certain of one thing: The tax authorities (Skattestyrelsen) does not have all the relevant [...]
  • Remotely work
    Many Danish employers can just as well have an employee sitting in Sønderho as Shanghai. A foreign employer can also very easily see its advantages in having an employee living in Denmark. Remotely work in common these days… Perhaps you have [...]
  • preliminary tax assessment
    The Danish preliminary tax assessment is not a static quantity. There may very easily be occasion to change it during the year. The preliminary tax assessment (forskudsopgørelsen) should ideally reflect any changes in your life, as this will make [...]
  • brits work in Denmark
    British nationals who have not registered in Denmark for tax purposes and obtained a residence permit by 31.12.2020 will be subject to the following conditions in order to work on Danish territory from 1.1.2021: A) Work permit Each individual must [...]

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  • tax advice in Denmark
    Having Danish tax liability either as a tax resident or as a limited tax liable in Denmark you should consider obtaining tax advice, since the tax system and the tax rules [...]
  • corporate taxation
    The Danish corporate tax rate is 22 % of the net taxable profit of a limited liability company. When doing business in Denmark setting up of a limited liability company [...]