If you need to be taxed in both Sweden and Denmark for income year 2024, you need to send us documentation. You can submit your tax return in E-tax from March 2025.
Please see how you do that below:
How to report the salary to be taxed in Sweden:
- Log on to E-tax
- Select Change tax assessment notice/tax return
- Under Non-Danish income you state the part of your salary to be taxed in Sweden
- Select My work was performed for a private non-Danish employer
- Select country (Sweden)
- Answer the questions
How to report the salary to be taxed in Sweden:
- Under Other non-Danish income you enter the part of your salary to be taxed in Denmark'
- Select country (Sweden)
- Under Other non-Danish income you enter the amount in box 1015 - Salary from non-Danish employer for work performed in Denmark. If you have paid tax in Sweden to be transferred to Denmark, you need to mark this in box 1015A.
When you have entered the salary, you need to attach documentation or calculations for the part of the salary, that you find taxable in Denmark and Sweden respectively.
This is what you do:
- Select Contact - Write to us - Send/report information to us (forms/appendix) - Other forms/appendices
- Attach your documentation, it could be a completed version of our guide on this page with your calculation.
- Write Oeresund Agreement in your message and then the relevant information about the distribution.
- If you have paid tax in Sweden to be transferred to the Danish Tax Agency, you have to include the following information in your message:
- Period of work
- your Swedish personal ID number
- Name, address and CVR/SE or organisation number of your employer
Do you need more reporting options (boxes) in your tax assessment notice?
If it's the first time you enter non-Danish income, you may not have access to all the relevant boxes in your tax assessment notice.
Please call us on the number shown on this page, or write to us by selecting Contact us if you need access to a box (Non-Danish tax matters) in E-tax.