Tax return

Would you like us to examine your annual tax assessment? We can review whether you are benefiting from the correct deductions and whether you are paying tax on income or assets you do not in fact possess.

Furthermore, we can review whether you are being correctly assessed on your income and/or gains. This is particularly important – not only to avoid overpaying tax but also because underpayment may constitute a criminal offence.

Many income sources are reported automatically, for example salary from a Danish employer, interest income from Danish financial institutions, or capital gains from securities held in a Danish depository. However, some income items must be reported by the taxpayer or, at the very least, verified. These include, for example, income from abroad, foreign real estate, honoraria, foreign-source income, or exchange rate gains on mortgage loans. It is your personal responsibility to ensure that your annual tax return contains correct and complete information.

A review costs 2,500 DKK incl. VAT for an individual and 3,500 DKK incl. VAT for a married couple.

As part of the review, we can enter or adjust deductions and calculate them based on the information provided. We can also report the various income categories based on the available documentation.

To review your annual tax assessment, we need the following:

• Access to your personal tax folder. This can be granted via skat.dk: log in as a ‘Borger’, go to ‘Profil’, ‘Giv Adgang’ to CVR no. 26346444 (entered twice), ‘Alle informationer’ (we need to see previous annual tax assessments and tax information).
• Details of income, gains, and losses that have not already been reported
  • Information about foreign income, unlisted shares, property sales, etc.
• Details regarding commuting to and from work
• Number of travel days for an employer, and who paid for meals and accommodation
• Information on child maintenance payments
• Invoices and payment dates for expenses covered by service deductions

The review will afterwards be conducted via phone, Teams, or email.

For most employees, the deadline for filing amendments is 1 May of the year following the income year. For taxpayers with business activities, rental property, or international income, the deadline is 1 July of the year following the income year (for example the assessment for income year 2025 must be filed by 1 May or 1 July 2026).

These deadlines apply to timely amendments, after which the taxpayer assumes full responsibility for the accuracy of the information provided, whether actively reported or not reviewed at all.

Calculation of income

The above review of the annual tax assessment assumes that taxable income is either available in the tax folder (for example, wages, interest) or provided by you.

If you we can calculate the taxable amount and determine what needs to be reported, we can do so based on our standard rates (for example, property gains calculation at DKK 4,400, parent-purchase apartment (forældrekøb) at DKK 4,400, calculation of tax liability on foreign income billed at an hourly rate, etc.).