work in denmark

[DiscoStu]

Don't worry, it's not always like that, they just don't like threaded.

HTH

[threaded]

thanks threaded,

this is specialised IT work for an international pharmacutical co. that make panadol, aquafresh and lucozade as well as cold & flu sachets.

the work will be for just 3 months so i was planning on working through my co. How is that taxed? i.e do i pay danish taxes or british?

no plans to relocate to denmark so it will simply be weekly flights, hotels and taxi's rather than renting, settling down etc.

You can get paid into your English company, and only pay English taxes, and not need to register at all (which is by far the best move). If stopped by anyone, just say you're a tourist, which is what every Australian I've met says ;-) And if you don't have a CPR# (NI number) there is fsck all anyone can do or will bother to try and do... You can dodge train tickets, parking fines, the whole shebang.

If your agency insists on using a local accountant to do your taxes, walk away, it's a con.

The train stops practically outside where you work. I actually cycle past your prospective office every morning and evening.

I know rather more than I should lovely lady pharma/chemists who work there. You will be spoiled rotten. ;-)

Hotels up the 'B' line, away from København, are cheaper. Don't bother with taxis, apart from the amusement of finding out just how many ex-pat English drive one round there, mainly from Bradford!

Also your favourite football club is not Brønby ;-)

[tim123]

I have two swedes in this office, also have several danes that've moved across to Malmo, Lund etc. because it's cheaper to live there, but work here.

Maybe we're talking different levels of ability? I'm talking banking and finance.

and since when has working in finance been a different level of ability

tim

[Francko]

Oh, and it isn't England or anything like it.

From what is your description though it makes England appear as a fantastic country. Not sure if this was your intent but hell, Denmark sounds even worse than Switzerland.

[Spartacus]

I find that hard to believe.

How strange to see such a response to something posted by Threaded.

[Churchill]

How strange to see such a response to something posted by Threaded.

That is why Threaded is known as the "king of bullsh*t" and not "the prince of Denmark!!!"

[Spartacus]

That is why Threaded is known as the "king of bullsh*t" and not "the prince of Denmark!!!"

Surely not? Do you mean to say that he doesn't really have two Lambos?

[threaded]

From what is your description though it makes England appear as a fantastic country. Not sure if this was your intent but hell, Denmark sounds even worse than Switzerland.

Oh no, according to social scientists people who live in Denmark are the happiest people in the world!

[Francko]

Oh no, according to social scientists people who live in Denmark are the happiest people in the world!

Yes, I have just found out that those statistics are plain rubbish.

The happiest people I have ever met are brasilians who according to the statistics should be at the bottom for many apparent reasons; the happiest people in the world, according to these statistics, the scandinavians, the swiss and some others are the saddest gits on the planets.

[threaded]

Yes, but when in Rome you have to get with the program. So if some loon says the Danes are the happiest in the world you'd better repeat it, and with conviction, when prompted.

threaded in "business is all an act" mode