Your payment is considered timely if you make it no later than 20:45 the day before the deadline. If you make your payment after this time, it will not be registered until the following banking day. However, please note that your own online banking may have a different closing time.

Tax payment in the year the income was earned

Period:

this year

Type:

B-tax (see your preliminary income assessment )

Optional payment of tax via E-tax (TastSelv)

This is what you do

Log on

 

Select the 2022 tab

 

Special rules for B-tax

The payment ID for B-tax will appear on the screen. Please note that this payment ID should be used to pay B-tax via online banking.

If you would like further information about how your B-tax has been generated, you should check your preliminary income assessment.

 

Or contact us:

 

If you have paid too Little tax

Period:

Previous years

Type:

Outstanding tax in your tax assessment notice

Received reminders

This is what you do

Log on and make a payment

 

Do you have to pay outstanding tax

Select the tab for the relevant year.

 

Have you received a reminder

Click " Se påmindelse for betaling (See payment reminder)" to see more about your reminder.

 

Or contact us:

The information stated in your preliminary income assessment is used to calculate your tax for 2022. Your employer or pension provider, etc. withholds A-tax (tax withheld from income at source) from your income. However, B-tax (tax not withheld from income at source) may also be payable in certain cases. In such cases, instalments will be generated and it is your responsibility to pay these instalments to the Tax Agency.

If you have income such as fees or income from consultancy assignments and receive lump sums and/or other minor B-income, you have to make sure to pay B-tax on such income. You can do so by means of dankort or via your online banking. Read more about how you calculate your B-tax and labour market contribution (AM bidrag).

Please log on to E-tax (TastSelv) to check your preliminary income assessment. If you have to pay B-tax, you will find the payment ID by clicking ‘Din B-skat’ (Your B-tax).

You can only pay B-tax via your bank or via online banking. You can set up a standing order with Nets direct debit service (betalingsservice) (link in Danish).

Further information on Your tax 

Further information on B-income (fees)

If you have paid too little tax throughout the year, your tax assessment notice will tell you that you have to pay the outstanding tax.

Please log on to E-tax (TastSelv) to check your tax assessment notice for the relevant year.

You can pay outstanding tax in various ways, depending on the income year to which the outstanding tax relates.

Paying outstanding tax for 2021

You can pay outstanding tax for 2021 in several ways. Your tax assessment notice will describe what applies to you, depending on the amount of outstanding tax and when the tax assessment notice was generated.

• Payment of all or some of your outstanding tax in E-tax (TastSelv). The deadline for paying by Dankort or payment ID was 1 July 2022. This payment option gives you a low interest rate and you avoid an interest surcharge. When you pay your outstanding tax, it will be registered 2-3 working days after the day you pay. You can see your receipt in E-tax under 'Betaling - Betalingshistorik' (Payment - payment history).
  If you use a payment card, it should be approved for online purchases. Please contact your bank or Nets for further information on approval for online purchases of payment cards.
• If your tax assessment notice states that you have to pay by instalments, it is important that you make your payment as prescribed. However, until 1 July 2022, you may still make your payment as described above in the first point. 
• In certain cases, you may even choose not to pay. In such case, your outstanding tax (maximum DKK 22,192) will be included in your preliminary income tax for 2023. Amounts in excess of DKK 22,192 should be paid as described in the two points above. If this option is available to you, it will be stated in your tax assessment notice.
• You can still pay the included outstanding tax from 2021 fully or partially after 1 July 2022. Please note that the payment should be made as an optional payment by selecting 'Betal skat' (Pay tax) on the tab 2022 in E-tax (TastSelv). You will not avoid an interest surcharge.

Further information is available in Payment of tax for 2021 (outstanding tax)

Paying outstanding tax for 2020 and previous years

Information about your outstanding tax is stated in your tax assessment notice. The payment method depends on the outstanding tax and when your tax assessment notice was generated. Please log on to E-tax (TastSelv) to see your tax assessment notice and what applies to you.

If you receive a new tax assessment notice for 2020 or previous years, your outstanding tax will be charged in instalments. Such instalments are only payable via your bank or via online banking. It is important that you use the correct payment ID when you make the payments. Please find the payment ID and your instalments in E-tax (TastSelv) under ‘Betaling’ (Payment). Remember to select the income year that your outstanding tax relates to (the year of your tax assessment notice).

Entering into a payment arrangement with us

If you have outstanding tax that you cannot pay, you can enter into a payment arrangement with us. In doing so, you will prevent the outstanding tax from being transferred to the Danish Debt Collection Agency (Gældsstyrelsen).

Please call the Danish Tax Agency (Skattestyrelsen) on ( 45) 72 22 28 21 to hear more about this arrangement.

Paying outstanding tax charged via your tax assessment notice or B-tax charged via your preliminary income assessment:

• IBAN: DK94 3000 0007540531
• BIC/SWIFT code: DABADKKK 

Please remember to state your civil registration number and the year to which your payment relates.

Making a voluntary payment of outstanding tax:

• IBAN: DK5502164069075312
• BIC/SWIFT code: DABADKKK

Please remember to state your civil registration number and the year to which your payment relates.

Address:

Danske Bank
Holmens Kanal 2-12
1092 København Ø
Denmark

How to make your payment.

You will receive a giro transfer form from the Danish Tax Agency (Skattestyrelsen) in your digital mailbox. If you have not signed up for Digital Post, you will receive the giro transfer form by ordinary post. 

You can then choose to:

• Set up a standing order with Nets direct debit service (betalingsservice)
• Pay via your bank or via online banking (please remember to use the payment ID stated on the giro transfer form.

Please see Weight tax and green vehicle tax for further information on the subject.

If you are responsible for paying the gift tax, you can do so as follows:

Payment via online banking:

Please use giro transfer forms with code 73 and creditor number 8140 6731. Use the message field to state that the payment is tax on gifts and enter the civil registration numbers of the donor and the recipient.

Payment via your bank:

Please use code 73 and make a payment to creditor number 8140 6731 and write that the payment is tax on gifts and enter the civil registration numbers of the donor and the recipient.

Please note that the number is a creditor number, not an account number.

Payment from outside Denmark: 

Please make the payment to:

Danske Bank
Account holder: Skatteforvaltningen
IBAN: DK72 0216 4069 0628 81
BIC/SWIFT code: DABADKKK

and state that the payment is tax on gifts and enter the civil registration numbers of the donor and the recipient.

Payment deadline

The deadline for submitting a notification of a taxable gift and paying gift tax is 1 May in the year after the gift was donated. The gift tax should be paid and received by the Danish Tax Agency on the same day as the gift notification was submitted. If you are late in paying the gift tax or submitting the notification, you will be charged interest. The interest will be charged separately by the Tax Agency.

Please note that if either the donor or the recipient dies before the payment deadline, the deadline will be reduced to 8 weeks after the donor or recipient has passed away. If the donor or recipient dies less than 8 weeks before the gift should have been declared, the payment deadline remains 1 May. Please also note that the point of contact (the administrator) of the estate and the heirs and legatees of the deceased are all responsible for declaring the gift.

The recipient is responsible for paying the gift tax. If the recipient does not do so, the donor is jointly and severally liable.

Find the gift tax forms.

Read more in Danish about gifts.

See the section When do you submit the notification of taxable gifts and when do you pay the gift tax - and how? at the bottom of the gift tax form, or call us on (45) 72 22 28 28 if you have any questions.

If you do not pay what you owe the public authorities on time, you will receive a reminder from the relevant authority, the Danish Tax Agency (Skattestyrelsen) for example, if you have outstanding tax to pay. If you do not pay after having received a reminder, your debt will be transferred to the Danish Debt Collection Agency (Gældsstyrelsen).

Please call ( 45) 70 15 73 04 if you want to pay all or some of your debt voluntarily. We will then give you the payment ID to use when you pay your debt, either by a single lump sum or by instalments.

If you disagree with the amount of your debt, or believe that you do not have any debt, please contact the relevant authority.

This could be:

• B-tax and outstanding tax: Contact the Danish Tax Agency on ( 45) 72 22 28 28
• Housing benefits: Contact Udbetaling Danmark
• Study debt: Contact Styrelsen for Institutioner og Uddannelsesstøtte (Danish Agency for Institutions and Educational Grants)
• Fines for not having a valid train ticket: Contact DSB
• Day care institutions: Contact your municipality

Please see Debt to public authorities for further information.