Tax Arkiv - Page 3 of 4

The title says: "Keep your A1s up to date". In the foreground, two employees walking with brief cases towards an airport building. In the background a plane is taking off.

Remember to update your A1s

If your employees travel for work, it will not come as a surprise that you need to apply for or renew their A1s to ensure that they are covered sufficiently in regards to social security, and that you are compliant with EU regulations.

New double tax treaty between Denmark and france

In December 2023, France has signed a new double tax treaty with Denmark, which comes into force from January 1st 2024.

how to have a happy and compliant year-end

2023 is almost over, but you still have time to implement or check up on your efforts to have a happy and compliant year-end.

Energy Island Update

Energy Island project turns out to be too expensive.

We went to Make Waves

Our very Linda and Line attended the Make Wave ’23 event in Munich to, as the event organiser puts it: “hear from expert speakers, meet fellow Make users to engage, learn, and discover new best practices“.

A picture showing a pair of scissors cutting a bag of money in half. The bag has text saying: "10 billion", and 3 coins are falling out of the bag and into a piggy bank. In the background a group of people is seen.

10 Billion DKK tax break proposed

The Danish government has proposed a tax reform, which will give a tax break of 10 billion Danish Kroner (DKK) to 3.3 million Danes from 2026. The reform has also introduced a new “top-top-tax” for people with an annual income of more than 2.5 million DKK.

“Succesvirksomhed” 2023

Crossbord has been awarded the prestigeous Succesvirksomhed 2023 (success corporation) based on our performance in the recent five years.

TIN a requirement in all Payroll Reporting to the Danish Tax agency

From January 1st, 2024, payroll reports to the Danish Tax Agency (Skattestyrelsen) must include TIN for all income recipients abroad, regardless of EU residency.

A picture showing maps of Denmark and China with the Chinese Yuan symbol as well as DKK for Danish Kroner and a court gravel

Danish High Court’s Verdict on Cross-Border Severance Payment Taxation

A recent Danish High Court verdict sets a new standard for taxing international severance payments. The ruling impacts both individual taxpayers and multinational companies in Denmark, clarifying how Danish tax laws intersect with double taxation treaties, particularly with China.