Double Taxation Agreements

Denmark has entered into several double taxation agreements with other countries to avoid taxing the same income both in the source country (where the income originates) and the residence country (where the taxpayer resides). These agreements utilize different methods to eliminate double taxation, such as:

  • Exemption without progression (older method)
  • Exemption with progression (newer method)
  • Credit
  • Matching credit
  • Reverse credit
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Denmark has different methods for eliminating double taxation

Denmark has entered into a number of DBOs and agreements with a number of countries to prevent the same income from being taxed both in the country where the income originates (the country of origin) and in the country where the person receiving the income is resident for tax purposes (the country of residence), and which intends to make a fair distribution of the tax right between the source country and the country of residence.

In the various DBOs that Denmark has concluded with other countries, the following methods are used to eliminate double taxation:

  • Exemption without progression (old method).
  • Exemption with progression (new method).
  • Credit.
  • Matching credit.
  • Reverse credit.

Denmark has also internal Danish tax rules which have to be respected.

SkatteInform's tax experts have years of experience advising on when you or your company can benefit from these double taxation agreements.

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