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Services exempt from VAT: How you report your sales

Services and goods exempt from VAT are called 'momsfrie ydelser' or 'momsfritagne aktiviteter' in Danish. It means the same - that VAT isn't charged on these specific goods or services.

You have to register your sale of these goods or services regularly, and once a year you have to report if your business has had any sales of VAT exempt goods or services. You do this when you file your VAT return.

Certain goods and services are exempt from VAT, including the following:

  • Health care services
  • Teaching
  • Artistic activities
  • Charity activities

Also, sale of real property  and sale of good or services that are sold for charity purposes are exempt from VAT.

Please see the examples below.

Du kan se eksempler på momsfrie ydelser og varer nederst på siden.

What information do I need to report about services exempt from VAT in E-tax for businesses?

You just have to respond 'Yes' or 'No' when asked if you have activities involving goods or services exempt from VAT. If you respond 'Yes', we will ask you to report the temporary deduction rate for the current financial year and the end date for the financial year that you have used to calculate the deduction rate in question.

So, you don't have to report your specific sales exempt from VAT or the amount generated from these sales.