Four in five Danish taxpayers expected to receive tax rebate on Friday

Four in five Danish taxpayers expected to receive tax rebate on Friday

The Danish Tax Agency will pay out a total of around 25.4 billion kroner to taxpayers who overpaid in 2024.

On Friday, 3.8 million Danes can look forward to receiving money in excess tax. This means that the vast majority of Danish taxpayers will receive money back in tax, the Danish Tax Agency writes in a press release...

99.7% of returns are made by bank transfer, reflecting the high level of digitization of the process. ...

82 percent of Danes get money back in taxes.

Money has been deposited into the accounts of four out of five Danes. On Friday, the Danish Tax Agency paid out 25.4 billion kroner to Danes who paid too much in tax in 2024. However, the people of Funen - together with the other citizens in the Region of Southern Denmark - are the ones who, with an average of 6,315 kroner, receive the least money and are also below the national average. People in the Capital Region get the most back in tax. On …

If you have paid too much in tax, the excess tax will be deposited into your Nem account on Friday. On average, 6,600 kroner will be deposited into the account. Read the experts' advice on what the money can be used for.