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Indirect Tax
Indirect Tax
Indirect Tax
Indirect Tax
Value added tax (VAT) generally applies to all supplies of goods and services in Denmark. The standard local 25% VAT rate thereby represents a substantial financial impact on most transactions. We experience an ever growing attention to indirect tax compliance; not only by the tax authorities, but especially by companies seeking to waive liabilities and costs and to optimise their savings and procedures.
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