The Danish Customs and Tax Administration Feb. 22 updated guidance on the tax liability of taxpayers who live in Sweden but in Denmark are employed, derive pension income, or have a permanent establishment (PE). Updates are made to rates. The guide includes: 1) procedures for applying for a tax identification number and reporting the cessation of income in Denmark; 2) the calculation of the three-month period under the Oresund Agreement for private employees living in Sweden and performing short-term work in Denmark; 3) tax rates, personal allowance amounts, and income deduction rates; 4) deductions under the limited tax liability and ...
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