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Danish tax and VAT
VAT registered company have to submit their VAT accounting to the tax office while limited companies need to also submit their annual report to the Danish Business Authority.
VAT
VAT or moms in Danish is an indirect tax that you collect from your customers and send to the tax office. On the other hand as a VAT registed company you can also receive VAT (25%) from the stuff that you pay for your company that have VAT on the invoice.
If you have a turnover of less than 50,000DKK for 12 months, you do not need to be a registered VAT company and get a CVR number. You can bill your customers for your services based on your cpr number.
Some branches are not VAT registered but “lønsumsafgift” registered if they are in the health, person transport, finance and association category.
Read more about registration, VAT returns, VAT deadlines, payments
Own business
The tax office has an extended guide and information on operating a company in Denmark. You can find plenty of information on their website and also contact them for more specific tax or customs related info.
They also have an information meeting but that is only in Danish. You can read about
Registering a business, tax return, business taxation scheme, etcbookkeping, deductions, invoicing, etc at teh Danish Tax Agency
Register at the Danish Tax Agency
Foreign labour
General rules on employing foreign labour and tax
Tax calendar for businesses
See filing and payment frequency and deadlines for businesses
Contact the Danish Tax Agency
The tax office and the Customs Office operate under the same organisation (TOLD). You can contact them if you have questions regarding your personal or business tax or customs issues.