Survival Guide to Taxes in Denmark - Everything You Need To Know, Before Getting Paid

[@arch.eng.tomislav]

Well done guys, keep it up! Learning from every video!

[@StudentSurvivalGuide]

CHEERS MATE! Happy to help

[@kentheduck9193]

Dude, I was born and raised in Denmark I still didn't know this

[@krzysztofbrodzik807]

What about preliminary income is it before or after taxes? The same with SU? Should I write expected amount before taxes? Or after? Thanks In advance 🙏🙌

[@shafayetislam8299]

Can you make a video for freelancer taxes? suppose working for wolt.

[@tomasbonanzea6142]

Nice video! Keep up the good work!

[@StudentSurvivalGuide]

Thanks, you too!

[@lukadavidjaic1910]

Great info ty soo much

[@StudentSurvivalGuide]

You're welcome mate :)

[@prateek2265]

I just found a article saying that there is regressive tax system in denmark is that real ? and how does it work ? anyone can tell me please.

[@kiqueba]

Thank you so much for the info

[@StudentSurvivalGuide]

Our pleasure!

[@emanuele2014]

This month my tax card was not ready so they put both su and Job on a-card. I think i'll be taxed 55% D:

[@brianpollstergaard7143]

Shouldn't the reference to 363 at 7:11 actually be column 221? Maybe it's changed since this video was published, but 363 is "sickness allowance" from B-income. Otherwise, great information.

[@MarineBregere]

Hi, I am a French student and I am going to carry out a 6-months internship in Copenhaguen. My internship is paid (8000DKK per month). Can you please tell me if I will have to pay some tax ? If yes, how much approximatly ?

[@StudentSurvivalGuide]

Hey, yes you need to pay taxes. One way of doing that is applying for a tax card. You can do that even without residence permit. You can read more on skat.dk . Taxes are usually 8% labor market contribution and then 38% from the rest. But you also get a monthly deduction or "tax-free" amount. That's around 1.500DKK to 2.000DKK. From this, you only pay the 8%.

[@MarineBregere]

@@StudentSurvivalGuide Thank you for your answer. Do you mean that I will pay almost 40% tax on my 8000 DKK salary ? Is not a reduction because is a small salary ?

[@manuj303]

What is the taxation on income for non residents if they are not eligible for applying under expat tax? Is the minimum income required to qualify under expat tax law 48e is 70,400 dkk? Is it amount after paying 8% union tax? If you can clarify that will be great.

[@janinewieschalla]

I receive orphan's pension from the German government monthly, does this mean my orphan's pension will be taxed too? For example i receive 600 euro/month, will 38% of it go to tax? or does the pension not count as income?

[@gabrielacrecescu9828]

Hello, could you please also make video about additional taxes for international orders? Price limit before a tax is established, how much is it charged, in which cases you won’t get charged taxes for orders. Thank you

[@Siddharth2460]

What if my income changes what should I write in the yearly economy? Summing up both the income or just the latest one multiplied by 12?

[@StudentSurvivalGuide]

I am not sure if I understand your question but please try to reach out to SKAT

[@rishabhsharma9698]

i have a question can international students who are not of EU countries can still recieve su ?

[@StudentSurvivalGuide]

Hey, unfortunately not

[@adityapathak2093]

@@StudentSurvivalGuide But after sometime like Working as Worker ,I think we can

[@saschavonk9052]

I cannot find the columns with numbers.. Is it possible to show some screenshots? :)

[@StudentSurvivalGuide]

Not through youtube, I'm affraid. But I think that you've already found it by this time :D

[@lukadavidjaic1910]

one question, what if I am not sure how much I will earn per month because my work hours differ on the need of my boss, for instance, one week I work 13 hours the other 12? Should I put more hours than I am expected to work or fewer hours than I expect?

[@StudentSurvivalGuide]

I think it's better to put more

[@foysalchowdhury6069]

keep uploading!

[@StudentSurvivalGuide]

I will!

[@cSharpIndonesia]

First!

[@StudentSurvivalGuide]

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