Denmark

On 30 October 2026, the Danish Tax Agency (Skattestyrelsen) announced results from a targeted control operation in Billund as part of a nationwide campaign against social dumping. Inspectors examined 15 businesses and identified indications of social dumping — including undeclared labor, tax evasion, and VAT fraud — in 13 companies. These firms now face expanded

On 30 October 2026, the Danish Tax Agency reported findings from a control operation north of Copenhagen targeting social dumping. Eight businesses were inspected, with seven showing indications of violations such as missing employer registrations, undeclared wages, and improper VAT handling. The affected companies — primarily foreign service providers — now face detailed audits to

On 30 October 2026, the Danish Tax Agency released results from a social dumping control action in Køge, where 15 businesses were inspected. Ten companies — two‑thirds of those examined — exhibited indications of social dumping, including failure to register for VAT, incorrect reporting of employee earnings, and non‑payment of labor market contributions. The Tax

On 30 October 2026, the Danish Tax Agency announced that a control operation in the Vestegnen area (western Greater Copenhagen) uncovered social dumping indications in eight out of nine inspected businesses. The violations include unregistered business activity, missing VAT registrations, and failure to withhold and report employee taxes. The nine companies — largely foreign‑owned service

The Danish Tax Authority (Skattestyrelsen) has announced a two-week postponement for the opening of the 2027 preliminary tax assessment (forskudsopgørelse), moving the access date to November 24, 2026. This delay affects approximately 5.5 million taxpayers who typically review and adjust their expected income, deductions, and tax withholdings for the upcoming year in early November. The

On 27 October 2026, the Danish Tax Agency announced that the preliminary income assessment (forskudsopgørelse) for the 2027 tax year will open on 24 November 2026. Approximately 5.5 million taxpayers will gain access to their draft assessments via the TastSelv digital platform. The preliminary assessment projects monthly tax withholdings based on expected income and deductions.

The Danish government presented its 2027 Finance Bill on 13 October 2026, outlining significant tax policy shifts aimed at improving competitiveness while tightening certain deduction rules. Key proposals include a reduction in the corporate income tax rate, adjustments to the property tax (boafgift), new limitations on corporate interest deductions, and a ceiling on the deductibility

On 9 October 2026, the Danish Government presented its proposal for the Finance Bill 2027 (FFL27), outlining significant tax and growth policy initiatives under the Ministry of Taxation and Growth. The bill introduces a new technology tax targeting large digital enterprises and a dedicated levy on cruise ships to address environmental concerns and ensure fair

On 7 October 2026, FSR Danish Auditors reported the opening of Denmark’s new parliamentary year, highlighting the government’s legislative agenda with direct implications for taxation and value-added tax. Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen’s opening address emphasized security, cohesion, and trust, while confirming that the government will present bills covering tax and VAT alongside initiatives to reduce

On 7 October 2026, FSR Danske Revisorer published a comprehensive overview of the Danish government’s legislative program for the 2026/2027 parliamentary year, specifically curated for the audit profession. The analysis covers critical areas including sustainability reporting, auditor responsibility, and notably tax and VAT legislation. As the representative body for Danish auditors, FSR filters the broader