🚨 It's already here! Tax card 2026 - have you checked if it is well set up❓.As of today, November 11, most people (about 5.4 million taxpayers) can already check their tax card for 2026 by logging onto skat.dk→ Forskudsopgørelse.⚠️ Attention!No tax card = employer pays 55% tax with no deductions (!)If you don't see it when you log on to skat.dk and you continue to receive income in 2026 then it's time to look into a tax card📍.💬 What is a tax card?This is a forecast of your income, taxes and allowances for the coming calendar year.It's a good idea to check that all the data is up to date - and update the card if necessary to avoid unpleasant surprises on your annual return.✅ When should the tax card be updated?Most common situations:➡️zmiana amount of income (e.g., hourly rate or monthly payment),➡️zmiana type of income (e.g. going to sickness benefit, parental leave(barsel), A Kasse(dagpenge payment), unemployment benefit),➡️zmiany workplace or type of work (e.g., multiple jobs, remote work, additional work),➡️zmiany Danish address, and in some cases Polish (especially in the first years),➡️kupno house/real estate in Denmark or/and Poland (also registration of Polish real estate in Denmark) - also sale of house/real estate e.g. in Poland and transfer of funds to Denmark, ,➡️przeniesienie life center to Denmark , wife and/or children move to Denmark,➡️rozpoczęcie/closing your own business in Denmark.🧮 Why is it important?The current tax card directly affects the amount of your paycheck.If your data is out of date, you may be paying too little tax during the year, and that means an underpayment on your annual return.📞 Do you need help?📮 Write: help@your-adviser.dk💎 For more information, click here:👉https://your-adviser.dk/optymalizacja-korekta-karty-podatkowej/📲 #dishes#forskudsopgørelse2026#tax card#youradviserdk#RTaxClearance#pracawDania#polacywdania#tax advisory services#podatkidunska#PTax Assistance#finansedk#dania2026#polacyzagranica#taxoptimization#youradviserdk... See moreView less
🏙️💰 Copenhagen housing prices have shot up! 💥Is it still a good time to buy... or is it better to look for bargains elsewhere? 🤔👇According to the latest data from Boligsiden, the price of owner-occupied housing in Copenhagen has increased by as much as 20.5% in one year! 😱💸 The average price per square meter is already 66,000 DKK!Experts say record low supply and huge demand are driving this crazy growth 🚀.📍 What about other cities?➡️ Aarhus: +9.1% 📈➡️ Odense: +5.3% 📈➡️ Aalborg: -3.4% 📉💡 Maybe Aalborg or Odense is where the real investment potential lies? 👀There, the prices are still affordable, and the opportunities for growth - huge! 📊🏘️👉 Where do you think it is worth buying an apartment in Denmark today?Write in the comments! 💬👇#real estate#kopenhagen#investments#Denmark#boligsiden# Apartment#rynecology#InvestWisely... See moreView less
🇩🇰❤️🇵🇱 Danish insurance, Polish healthcare - everything you need to know about S1Do you work/live in Denmark, but want to be able to receive treatment in Poland - close to family, in your language and in a familiar system?✅ It's possible! Thanks to the S1 document, you can use Polish public health care even though you pay health premiums in Denmark.S1 gives you:🩺 the right to free treatment in Poland,🏡 The possibility of covering family members living in Poland.In practice, this means that you have „🟢green🟢” status - that is, active insurance under the National Health Insurance.👩⚕️ Who can get an S1 document?If you are formally registered in Denmark (yellow card to Danish address) however, your life center (e.g. immediate family i.e. spouse, children) is still in Poland, you can apply for S1 from Udbetaling Denmark. In other situations, applying for an S1 document is handled by Udbetaling Denmark on a case-by-case basis.The document is issued for a maximum of 2 years.⚠️UWAGA: If you have a yellow card to a Polish address Udbetaling Danmark automatically issues and sends an S1 form to the Polish NFZ.🇩🇰🤝🇵🇱 Remember!EHIC blue card insurance and S1 form 📄 are two different things:➡️ The EHIC card only provides necessary medical care during a temporary stay abroad in EU or EFTA countries for up to 30 days,➡️ Form S1 entitles you to permanent medical treatment in Poland, enrollment in a family doctor, scheduled treatments, tests and therapies.👉Learn more here:your-adviser.dk/document-s1-insurance-in-poland/📞Have questions?Contact us. Hotline +45 35 13 13 10 (8 a.m. - 6 p.m., Mon-Fri)#s1#Denmark#polska1TP5Insurance#NFZ#druks1#YourAdviser#health#pracawDania1TP5Healthcare.#polskafamily#blessed#pomed... See moreView less
🇩🇰 Living abroad, but working remotely for a Danish company? Here's what you should know about taxes 💰This topic concerns two main groups of people:1️⃣ Employees who are paid from Denmark but perform work remotely from another country,2️⃣ Danish business owners who have moved out of Denmark.In both cases, the key is that the income is from Denmark, even though the residence is outside Denmark.👷♂️ Part 1: Employees receiving wages from Denmark but working abroadThis group includes people who formally live outside Denmark (they may have previously lived in Denmark), but are paid by a Danish company - such as remote workers, consultants or specialists working together remotely.In such cases, the Danish tax authority (Skattestyrelsen) analyzes, among other things:🏠 where the work is actually done,📍 whether the employee has a residence - center of life interests in Denmark,📑 and whether there is a double taxation treaty between Denmark and the country of residence.If such an agreement is missing(Denmark does not have one signed with, for example: United Arab Emirates, Spain or Andorra), there is a risk that the income will also be taxed in Denmark, even if the work is physically performed abroad.📌 On the other hand, for employees living, for example, in Poland, where there is a double tax treaty with Denmark and their status in Denmark is limited tax law, income from work performed outside Denmark is taxed only in Poland - that is, in DENMARK we do not pay tax on this salary.💡This situation also applies to people who work permanently remotely but occasionally visit their employer in Denmark for stationary work, meetings, etc.👔 Part 2: Danish business owners living abroadMore and more Danish entrepreneurs are choosing to move to countries with more favorable tax systems.📌Unfortunately, many do not realize that they may still be subject to Danish taxation despite moving out.The Danish tax authority (Skattestyrelsen) applies the so-called „konsulentreglen” of 1987, according to which a person who owns shares in a Danish company and performs any work for it-even while residing abroad with which Denmark does not have a tax treaty-can be considered a taxpayer in Denmark.In recent months, Skattestyrelsen has begun extensive checks against business owners who have moved abroad but continue to derive income from operations in Denmark.In practice, this means a new wave of tax cases involving people who formally reside in Dubai, Andorra, Monaco or Spain, for example, but still hold shares or hold functions in Danish companies.Under a special provision in Danish tax legislation, Denmark may continue to tax the remuneration paid by a Danish company not only to its owner, but also to a person acting as an advisor, consultant or similar associate - even if the person has moved out of the country and is no longer fully taxable in Denmark.This applies if the person, alone or jointly with a close relative, held at least 25% of the company's capital for five years before the move.Currently, the Danish Tax Authority can resume calculating tax on income for 2022 (it has until 01.05.2026 to do so) , but in cases of gross negligence it can go back up to 10 years.💡 What can be done?Check your tax residency status - are you formally and actually already „moved out” of Denmark in a tax sense?Consult a tax advisor - Danish regulations in this area are very technical, but there are possibilities to limit or exclude double taxation.🧭 SummaryMany people who live outside Denmark and continue to receive income from Denmark believe that „simply changing your address” is enough to avoid Danish tax. Unfortunately, it's not just the address that matters to Skat, but more importantly the reality - where you live, where you work and where you actually earn to determine tax liability.💬 We can help! 🤝If you need to clarify the regulations or contact the Danish Tax Authority (Skattestyrelsen) to correct the situation and possibly avoid a tax reassessment and 💸 a penalty, you can contact your 👩💼 accountant or your-adviser.dk tax department 💼 Hotline +45 35 13 13 10, help@your-adviser.dk#taxes#Denmark#skattestyrelsen#Working abroad#firmawdania#he remote work#double taxation#YourAdviser... See moreView less
💰 110 million crowns recovered during customs inspections!Danish Customs (Toldstyrelsen) has already set a record for corrections to companies' customs declarations this year. 🚛📦👉 After the inspections, the duty was adjusted to a total of 110 million Danish kroner, covering almost 700 cases!During the inspection, the office checks, among other things, the documentation for the export and import of goods - whether the customs value, commodity code, country of origin and quantity of products are correctly determined. 📑🔍💬 - „Our inspections are an important tool to ensure a fair playing field for compliant companies,” said Charles Conrad, director of corporate affairs at the Danish Customs Administration.📊 - „Regulations can be complex, and most errors are not due to deliberate deception, but to misunderstandings,” he added.📎 Source: dr.dk - 110 millioner kroner kradset ind i told-kontroller ... See moreView less
🇩🇰 Your employer declared bankruptcy in Denmark❓ Don't panic - you can get your money back! 💰In Denmark, workers are not left alone. Thanks to Lønmodtagernes Garantifond (LG), the Workers' Guarantee Fund, you can recover:✅ back pay (løn),✅ vacation money (feriepenge),✅ pension (pension) contributions,✅ notice pay (opsigelsesløn),✅ other benefits provided for in the contract, e.g. SH, Fritvalgssaldo👉 LG pays money for up to 6 months back from the date of bankruptcy!⚠️ But remember - you only have 4 months to apply!You apply through MitID on the site>. www.borger.dk/kampagnesider/til-dig-hvis-arbejdsgiver-er-gaaet-konkursattach the necessary documents m.i.n: employment contract, pay slips for the last 6 months and documents supporting your claims.If everything checks out - the money goes straight to your NemKonto 💳💬 Important:You can't wait with the application - after 4 months you lose the right to the money.Limit: DKK 160,000 per employee.👉 You can read more about how to make a claim and what you are entitled to here:🔗 your-adviser.dk/successful-company-in-denmark-lonmodtagernes-garantifond-lgAND if you need help take a peek here:your-adviser.dk/recovery-money-when-a-company-goes-bankrupt/💡 Even if your company went bankrupt - your money can still be recovered!#Denmark #workingWDania #LG#upidity#contest#worker #borgerdk #MitID #LønmodtagernesGarantifond #twoadvisor#YourAdviser... See moreView less
🔎 Selling private items in Denmark? Watch out for taxes❗📢Selling private belongings is normal for many of us - we get rid of what we no longer need: furniture 🛋️, clothes 👕, phones 📱 or bicycles 🚲.With Facebook Marketplace, DBA or MobilePay, we do it in minutes.But... is every sale really tax free? 🤔✅ Private sale - tax freeYou do not have to pay tax if:✔ sell things bought for personal use,✔ You do it occasionally, not regularly,✔ You don't make much profit,✔ It does not look like a commercial activity.Example: you sell a sofa while moving - this is a classic private sale.⚠️ When will SKAT consider it a business?- You sell frequently and on a large scale,- You buy things with resale in mind,- Your payments through MobilePay are regular and high 📲,- It looks like a „mini-store” rather than an occasional sale.👉 Then you can be considered an entrepreneur - even if you operate from a private account!💡 ConsequencesIf SKAT considers your sale to be a business:○ you will pay extra income tax on the sale 💸,○ you may be subject to VAT registration (threshold of DKK 50,000 per year) 🧾,○ the office will look into your MobilePay and bank account 👀,○ Interest, penalties, and even criminal proceedings 🚫 may follow.🛡️ How to protect yourself?✓Record receipts and purchase bills 🧾✓ If you sell online, take screenshots of the ads 📸✓ Stick to occasional sales, not regular sales👉 Selling in Denmark is convenient and fast, but remember: the line between private sales and business is sometimes thin. It's better to have evidence that you're selling second-hand items than to have to explain yourself at an inspection.🔗 Find out more details here:your-adviser.dk/when-you-must-pay-tax-on-sales-private-things-in-denmark/#Danmark#skat#taxes#MobilePay#sales#poradnik... See moreView less
📊 Inflation in Denmark is rising - food at the forefront of increasesThe latest figures from Danmarks Statistik show that inflation in July 2025 was 2.3%, up from 1.9% in June.This is a level considered relatively stable in the economy, but the reality in the stores is different.In the „food and non-alcoholic beverages” category, prices rose by as much as 6.5% on an annual basis - almost three times faster than overall inflation.Some products have seen record increases:☕ Coffee - +32.1% per year, and from 2021 already +73%. 🥩 Beef - +21% year-on-year🍫 Chocolate and olive oil - +52% from 2021.🧈 Butter, cheese, beef - close to +50% as of 2021.📈 Why are prices rising?Economists point to several reasons:- Global food prices have risen in 9 of the last 12 months- Decline in cattle in Denmark, Germany and the Netherlands (lower supply = higher prices)- Rising transportation, processing and storage costs- Delay - increases in global commodity prices not visible in stores until some time later💡 What does this mean for consumers and businesses?📌 For households - a greater burden on the budget and the need for better planning of expenses.📌 For entrepreneurs - rising costs of purchasing raw materials and pressure on margins, especially in the food and beverage industry.Experts warn: there is no prospect of food price cuts in the near future. This is a good time to make changes in household and business budgets, taking into account possible further increases.Source: www.dr.dk/nyheder/penge/nu-stiger-inflationen-og-en-varetype-stikker-af-saadan-har-prisen-udvikle...#inflation#Denmark#cenyfoods#business# Economics... See moreView less
📱💥 Do you have an older phone? Attention - the MitID app may stop working!As of August 12, 2025, the MitID app will no longer work on many older Android and iOS smartphones ❗️😱🔒 The changes are aimed at improving security and making the application compatible with newer technologies. ❗️Kogo is affected by this change?📲 Android: if your phone has Android 9 or older - MitID will stop working.📱 iPhone: if your iPhone has iOS 15 or older, the MitID app will also stop working.✅ What can you do?🔹 Check the system version in the phone settings,🔹 If you can't update your system:🆓 Order a free code reader (kodeviser) or voice reader (kodeoplæser) - works without an app link> www.mitid.dk/self-service/order/📲 Install MitID on a newer device (Android 10+ or iOS 16+)📩 Those affected received notification by Digital Post or by traditional letter.🛡️ Take care of access to the bank, e-Box, SKAT and other important services - don't wait until the last minute!#MitID #Security #iPhone #Android #iOS16 #Android10 #DigitalLife #Denmark #CodeReaderSource>https://www.dr.dk/nyheder/seneste/snart-kan-mitid-ikke-bruges-paa-aeldre-smartphones ... See moreView less
