Year-End Reconciliation on Danish Tax

It is that time of the year, and as an employer you are highly involved in making the year-end reconciliation on Danish tax for your employees a smooth and compliant process.

The responsibillity of the Employer

In the end, the responsibility of ensuring that everything is done correctly rests on the employer.

Have you withheld too much or too little A-tax or labour market contributions during 2023, and have you, therefore, reported the salary that your employee has been paid incorrectly, you as the employer are responsible for ensuring that the discrepant gross amount is corrected. You are also responsible for reporting the correction to the Danish Tax Authorities. This must all be handled within the deadline of the 15th of February 2024.

Read more about tax reporting and the responsibilities of the employer here.

Payroll is the hero

95% of a tax return is solved through correct payroll. 

Most of our corporate clients (employers) already have all the information needed upholding their duty of withholding and reporting their employees’ taxes to the Danish Tax Authorities. 

Nobody likes surprises when it comes to taxes. To ensure that your employee finds themself in a comfortable situation with total trust in you to withhold and report their taxes correctly you need a sturdy administration, especially if your employees have special, non-standard circumstances.

Your payroll administration shoulders a big responsibility to correctly withhold and report taxes so that reality lives up to the expextations.

A male superhero with a breat plate that says "Payroll"

The Crossbord ® Solution

With The Crossbord® Solution, we offer a continuous focus on your case to ensure that compliance is up to date with your situation. With our integrated service, reality is constantly verified in accordance with the prior analysis. This way, we can flag potential changes that impact both employer and employee, making it possible to adjust the process, the situation, or the expectations to the particular case or situation.

Reasons to use Crossbord

We are recognised as a trusted advisor by global corporations and well-known brands. The basis of our delivery is rooted is expert knowledge on international tax and social security along with the ability to run compliance and payroll to facilitate the solutions found.

We are devoted to ensure compliant behaviour and consider the modern client someone, who prioritises compliance, not only in the context of running a legal operation but also because they appreciate the reputative benefits of doing so.

Your actions will directly impact your employees and you probably want to avoid generating unnecessary friction or frustration that requires special care and attention to address and solve. Your employees are the main focus point in our integrated service, but all the benefits are available for you, the employer, to reap.

Get Tax Reconciliation ASSISTANCE

* By checking GDPR Consent, you agree to let us store the information you provided in our system. You can always contact us to permanently remove your data. 

latest news

The A1 Certificate’s Crucial Role in EU Social Security

In an increasingly globalised work environment, ensuring compliance with international social security regulations is crucial for businesses and their employees. An A1 certificate plays a vital role in this context and is essential for cross-border workers. This article will explore the importance of obtaining an A1 certificate considering recent case law in Denmark.

Illustration of a person with a worried face standing at an open window, out of which money is flying. The background features a cargo vessel on the water. The sky is blue with white clouds, and the wall where the window is installed is made of red bricks.

Managing Tax Challenges for Employees Embarking on Nordic Vessels

In our globalised economy, companies frequently encounter intricate tax challenges, particularly when their employees engage in projects abroad. This article explores a recent ruling (SKM2024.333.ØLR) by the Eastern High Court of Denmark, providing insights on how businesses can effectively navigate the tax landscape to achieve compliance and optimal tax treatment.

do you have any questions?

* By checking GDPR Consent, you agree to let us store the information you provided in our system. You can always contact us to permanently remove your data. 

Scroll to Top