Bekendtgørelse af kildeskatteloven | A20240046029 — Denmark law | Esheria

Bekendtgørelse af kildeskatteloven

The provision states who must pay income tax to the state under this law, including residents, certain people staying in Denmark for at least 6 months, some Danish nationals on ships with home port in Denmark, and certain public-sector employees posted abroad and their family members.

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Jurisdiction
Denmark
Instrument
Act or statute
Citation
A20240046029
Status
In force
Version
Undated source snapshot
Language
da
Updated
Official source
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The provision states who must pay income tax to the state under this law, including residents, certain people staying in Denmark for at least 6 months, some Danish nationals on ships with home port in Denmark, and certain public-sector employees posted abroad and their family members. Some persons not covered by § 1 and estates administered abroad must pay Danish income tax on income covered by this section. Section 21 treats several kinds of dividend-like consideration as taxable dividends, with some express exclusions. Certain kinds of income are taxable, including pay for advisory or similar work, royalties from Danish sources, and several pension- and benefit-related payments. The first sentence does not apply to payouts under pensionsbeskatningslovens § 53 A, stk. 5.