Criminal Tax Cases

When you are charged with a tax crime, there are a number of factors to be particularly aware of.

Employer's Obligation to Withhold Income Tax and Social Security Contributions

Employers are obliged to withhold both income tax and social security contributions from the salaries paid out to employees. However, it is important to distinguish between employees and self-employed persons and to know the applicable rules.

Estimated Increase in Tax and VAT

SKAT can make an 'estimated assessment' if you (being either an individual or a company) do not submit a tax return at the end of the tax year, or if SKAT disagrees with your return.

Reassessment of Tax, VAT and Duties

Individuals, companies and SKAT are entitled to request that tax or VAT assessments be reassessed within certain time limits.

Tax Implications of Generational Change

A generational change may entail a number of different risks relating to the tax implications of such a step, for example regarding the preconditions for applying the various models, the valuation of the company etc.

Limitation of Tax Demands

The rules on time limits are a bit of a jungle. Different time limits apply, depending on who you are and the taxation concerned. Therefore, it is always a good idea to obtain an assessment of whether the tax authorities have complied with the time limits in your case.

Vehicle Registration Tax and Car Leasing

SKAT is strongly concerned with vehicle registration tax cases, in relation to vehicle dealers, leasing companies and individuals.

Tax Implications of Moving to and from Denmark

Regardless of whether you are moving to or from Denmark, you may find yourself needing specific tax advice and assistance.

Tax on Limited Partnership Investments

Over the past 15 years, SKAT has had a strong focus on investors in limited partnership investment projects. If you want to sell your limited partnership shares, or if your limited partnership wants to sell its assets, you should seek advice on the most tax-efficient way of proceeding.