Hello,
I'm confused. I visit my client in Denmark about 5 - 10 days per month. The rest of the time I work in the UK. My contract is with a UK agency, who subcontract me to a Danish agency.
The Danish agency have said that I have to pay Danish tax on my salary at 35.6% (because I am not resident in Denmark for more than 183 days/year). The Danish agency will not accept my UK salary amount of £621/month and say it has to be equivalent to a Danish salary i.e. at least 2000 DKK/month. The Danish agency wants to retain 35.6% of this notional 2000 DKK salary for every day I work in Denmark to declare to SKAT. There is no retention for the days I work outside Denmark. This sounds extremely odd. Does anyone now if this is correct
I'm confused. I visit my client in Denmark about 5 - 10 days per month. The rest of the time I work in the UK. My contract is with a UK agency, who subcontract me to a Danish agency.
The Danish agency have said that I have to pay Danish tax on my salary at 35.6% (because I am not resident in Denmark for more than 183 days/year). The Danish agency will not accept my UK salary amount of £621/month and say it has to be equivalent to a Danish salary i.e. at least 2000 DKK/month. The Danish agency wants to retain 35.6% of this notional 2000 DKK salary for every day I work in Denmark to declare to SKAT. There is no retention for the days I work outside Denmark. This sounds extremely odd. Does anyone now if this is correct
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