About the tax return

If you had income from employment last year, you’ll be sent a tax return in the end of March or the start of April. If you have not received this by mid-April, you must contact us.

The amounts in the tax return provide the basis for the calculation of how much tax you’ll have to pay.

We don’t know everything about you – check that the amounts in your tax return are correct. Maybe you’ll receive a tax refund.

The tax return gives you an overview of your income, deductions og what you’ve paid in tax.  This is a provisional calculation of your tax.

Log in and check your amounts

This year, not everyone will receive their tax return at the same time. You’ll receive the tax return between 18 and 31 March. We’ll notify you when your tax return is ready.

Log in, check and submit your tax return:

Open your tax return

 

  • Check the amounts in your tax return against the annual statements you received in January/February from your employer, bank and others 
  • The tax calculation found in your tax return is based on the information we have received and filled in. This means that the amounts you see in your tax return can change if you change the information.
  • If information is missing or incorrect, you must change it in the tax return yourself. If you do have changes, log in and make them directly in your tax return. You are responsible for ensuring that the information is correct. Remember submitting the new information.
  • The deadline for submitting your tax return is 30 April.
  • If all the information is correct and no changes are necessary, you do not have to submit it. If you did not submit, you’ll receive your tax assessment notice later.

Do you have any questions?

Along with your tax return, you’ll also receive a provisional tax calculation. If you find that you’ve paid too little tax, you can pay additional advance tax by 31 May the year following the income year. You then avoid underpaid tax and interest.