Working in Denmark (Copenhagen)

[GB9]

Two years, and you get an allowance if you have another home in UK (or whereever).

OK, that would explain it.

Thanks

[stek]

Is this 30-35% for short term work only? The guys I know in Denmark are paying far more, although have been there a fair while.

Two years, and you get an allowance if you have another home in UK (or whereever).

[GB9]

Is this 30-35% for short term work only? The guys I know in Denmark are paying far more, although have been there a fair while.

[Andy2]

I was also approached by eWORK
Though a good rate but after 35% tax deduction its not worth it

[GB9]

Not true, you can avail yourself of the Danish Expat Tax Scheme, 30%.

More later in week, family time for the forseeable!

How long does that give you?

[ladymuck]

I found something about that in an old thread. Good to hear it's still valid. Although the site I found it on seemed to be a commercial firm than an official Danish site so was wary.

[stek]

If you stay for any length of time you will be taxed more than you thought possible. Otherwise a nice place.

Not true, you can avail yourself of the Danish Expat Tax Scheme, 30%.

More later in week, family time for the forseeable!

[GB9]

I was approached today via LinkedIn for a role in Copenhagen from a company/agency called eWork Group. Other than a generic spec, I don't have a lot of details (a process analyst role on an ITIL implementation project).

Is there anything I need to be aware of, be wary of in considering this? Anything funny about working in Denmark I need to know? Has anyone dealt with the eWork Group?

I have no idea what the rates are for this type of role in the local market so, depending on how far this goes, I need to do a bit of research around what I could expect to charge and all that jazz.

Any hints/tips gratefully received.

If you stay for any length of time you will be taxed more than you thought possible. Otherwise a nice place.

[ladymuck]

I was approached today via LinkedIn for a role in Copenhagen from a company/agency called eWork Group. Other than a generic spec, I don't have a lot of details (a process analyst role on an ITIL implementation project).

Is there anything I need to be aware of, be wary of in considering this? Anything funny about working in Denmark I need to know? Has anyone dealt with the eWork Group?

I have no idea what the rates are for this type of role in the local market so, depending on how far this goes, I need to do a bit of research around what I could expect to charge and all that jazz.

Any hints/tips gratefully received.