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ATP rates and payment terms are changing in 2024

New payment dates in 2024

Please notice the new payment dates in 2024 due to the ATP contribution being collected by Samlet Betaling going forth.

The reporting and payment dates for 2024:

The interest rate is 1.5 per cent to be exacted at the beginning of each month. This interest will be charged from the day the payment is due.

Previously ATP worked with bot a due date and a final payment date, however; for payments regarding Q1 2024 or later the due date and final date of payment are the same.

Paying by online banking service

If you pay via your company’s online banking service, the amount must be debited to your company’s account by the due date for the payment stated. If the payment deadline falls on a Saturday, Sunday or public holiday, payment may be made on the next working day.

ATP rates have increased

Paid Monthly

A-rate Employee share Employer share Total per month
Min. 117 hours/month 99.00 DKK 198.00 DKK 297.00 DKK
78 - 116 hours/month 66.00 DKK 132.00 DKK 198.00 DKK
39 - 77 hours/month 33.00 DKK 66.00 DKK 99.00 DKK
Under 39 hours/month 0.00 DKK 0.00 DKK 0.00 DKK

Paid bi-weekly

A-rate Employee share Employer share Total per 14 days
Min. 54 hours/14 days 52 DKK 104 DKK 156.60 DKK
36 - 53 hours/14 days 34.80 DKK 69.60 DKK 104 DKK
18 - 35 hours/14 days 17.40 DKK 34.80 DKK 52 DKK
Under 18 hours/14 days 0.00 DKK 0.00 DKK 0.00 DKK

Paid weekly

A-rate Employee share Employer share Total per week
Min. 27 hours/week 26 DKK 52 DKK 78.30 DKK
18 - 27 hours/week 17.40 DKK 34.80 DKK 52 DKK
9 - 18 hours/week 8.70 DKK 17.40 DKK 26.10 DKK
Under 9 hours/week 0.00 DKK 0.00 DKK 0.00 DKK

Casual Labour

Casual labourers Employee share Employer share Total per hour
Per hour 0.71 DKK 1.42 DKK 2.13 DKK

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