Greenland

On 17 September 2026, the Greenland Tax Authority published the quarterly excise duty rates for the fourth quarter of 2026 (October–December). The rates, determined under the Excise Duty Act (Akitsuutit qaffasissusaat), apply to alcohol, tobacco, fuel, sugar-sweetened beverages, and other designated goods. The update incorporates the annual indexation factor of 2.8% announced by the Ministry

On 2 September 2026, the Greenland Tax Authority (Skattestyrelsen) announced that a number of citizens have received incorrect information in their Suila annual tax statements (Årsopgørelse for Suila-tapit). The authority has identified errors requiring correction and will issue revised assessments. Suila is a specific tax scheme in Greenland, and accurate annual statements are critical for

On 2 September 2026, the Greenland Tax Authority issued a news bulletin detailing reforms to the Suila-Tap scheme (Suila-tapit), a simplified tax payment arrangement for small businesses and self-employed individuals. The reforms, effective immediately, introduce a new digital payment calendar, revised eligibility thresholds, and enhanced audit triggers. The Suila-Tap scheme allows qualifying taxpayers to pay

On 27 August 2026, Skattestyrelsen announced the distribution of new Suila annual statements (Årsopgørelser) to a subset of Greenlandic taxpayers. Following the issuance of these revised statements, the tax authority will proceed with both refund payments (udbetaling) and debt collections (opkrævning) based on the corrected assessments. This measure follows the identification of discrepancies in prior

As of 21 August 2026, the Danish Tax Authority (Skattestyrelsen) has officially announced the disbursement of excess tax refunds accrued during the 2025 tax year. The total sum of 283.2 million Danish kroner (DKK) will be distributed to 24,426 taxpayers who have overpaid their taxes following the completion of the annual tax assessment cycle. This

By 31 August 2026, Skattestyrelsen will disburse excess tax payments totaling 283.2 million DKK to 24,426 citizens for the 2025 tax year, according to the final tax assessments (slutopgørelse). This annual reconciliation process determines whether taxpayers have overpaid or underpaid their preliminary A-tax (A-skat) during the income year. Citizens are urged to review their final

In conjunction with the announced 2025 tax year overpayment refund disbursements, the Danish Tax Authority (Skattestyrelsen) issued a formal MEDDELELSE (official notice) warning that taxpayers with outstanding debts to the public sector may have their refund amounts reduced, offset, or entirely withheld through enforcement proceedings. This notice, dated 18 August 2026, addresses the application of