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B-income

B-income is income on which tax and labour market contributions (am-bidrag) have not been withheld by your employer. This could be if you run your own business or have been paid a fee. It is your responsibility to pay tax and labour market contributions on your B-income.

If your income is solely B-income (so no A-income paid by an employer), you pay your B-tax in 1 of 2 ways:

  • by entering your expected profit on your business in field 221 of your preliminary income assessment.
    If you have your own business you can read more about how you pay tax on your business regularly.
  • by entering your B-income in field 210 or 207 of your preliminary income assessment. Read more below under 'Paying tax on fixed B-income'.

B-income on lump sums: Pay tax using Dankort or online banking (in Danish)

Regular B-income: Enter regular B-income in your preliminary income assessment in field 210 or 207

As of 2026, you don't pay labour market contribution (am-bidrag) on B-income, profit from your business and salary until the year you turn 18.

For further legal information in Danish see our legal guide .