Give your employee one less head-ache

Moving to Denmark can be hard

Moving to a new country can be both an adventure and an arduous task for your employees – from finding a new home and moving their belongings, finding school or daycare to their kids, enrolling in a good language school, and declaring taxes properly, dealing with income from several countries, interest rates and stocks, while avoiding fees and double taxation situations where possible.

With the Crossbord Foreign Employee Solution you can help your employee to have one less head-ache: tax

The crossbord foreign employee solution

Basic

Crossbord reviews the information to be filed for your employee
Your employee feels confident to handle their taxes themselves
Walk through of year end statement

Advanced

Crossbord assists in the process for your employee
Your employee would like to do some of the work themselves
Your employee gets assurance that the necessary information is filed correctly

Premium

Crossbord takes charge of the entire process for your employee
Your employee would like to be minimally involved
Your employee wants to have everything handled by a professional

your employees are ensured

That all their obligations towards the Danish Tax Agency are met
A favourable price

How does it work?

Your employee pays for the chosen service through a deduction in their net salary
Crossbord will be in direct contact with your employee, i.e., there will be no need for your company to act as a middle man in distributing information or answering questions

Note: This service is only offered as assistance to employees through their employer and is not available for private clients.

Understanding the Danish income tax cycle

What is it?

preliminary income assessment
(forskudsopgørelse)

The preliminary income assessment is the Danish Tax Authority’s calculation of your income for the coming year and how much you should pay in taxes.

Budget
Relevant for the coming year
Can be adjusted throughout the year

Tax Return
(Årsopgørelse)

Your financial statement for the previous year, where you can see how much you have actually earned and paid in taxes.

Financial statement
Relevant for the previous year
Settled once a year

What happens when?

preliminary income assessment

You can see your preliminary income assessment on skat.dk/tastselv every year medio November.

Tax Return

You can see your tax return on skat.dk/tastselv every year medio March.