Access your Final Tax Settlement
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A Final tax Statement calculates whether you have paid too little or too much in tax. The Tax Administration determines this by comparing your final tax liability with the total amount you have paid during the income year. Your final tax liability is calculated based on your taxable income.
If you have paid too little tax, you will receive an additional tax bill, referred to as residual tax.
If you have paid too much tax, you will receive a refund, referred to as surplus tax.
Log in to the tax portal 'Min Skat' here.
Residual tax up to DKK 23,000 (DKK 21,698 + 6% surcharge) will be included in your tax prepayment registration for the following year. This means your tax card deduction will be adjusted to cover the residual/outstanding tax owed to the Tax Administration.
If the residual tax exceeds DKK 23,000, the remaining amount—beyond what is included in the following year's prepayment—will be collected in three installments.
Note:
If you do not want your outstanding tax to be included in your tax prepayment registration, you must pay it by November 20 to avoid the 6% surcharge. If the deadline falls on a Sunday, public holiday, or Saturday, the payment deadline will be extended to the following business day.
If you have not provided your account number, your surplus / overpaid tax will be withheld by the Tax Administration until you register your NemKonto through your online banking system.
If you owe money to public authorities, your surplus tax will be used to settle your debt. You will receive an offset notice in this case.
If You Have MitID
If you have MitID, you can view your final tax assessment through the Self-Service Portal around August 22. Click on the self-service link and log in with your MitID to get started.
If You Do Not Have MitID
You will receive your final tax assessment at the end of August. It will be sent via e-Boks. If you are exempt from digital post, your final tax assessment will be sent to your registered address.
Residual / Outstanding Tax in Installments: Outstanding taxes collected in three installments must be paid by September 1, October 1, and November 1.
Late Payment Interest: If the outstanding tax is not paid on time, 1% interest will be added for each unpaid month.
Avoid Inclusion in Prepayment Registration: If you do not want your outstanding tax to be included in your tax prepayment registration, you must pay it by November 20 to avoid the 6% surcharge.
Surplus / Overpaid Tax Refunds: If you have provided your account number to the Tax Administration, your overpaid tax will be deposited into your NemKonto account at the end of August. Y