By Michael Vorndran, Nord Advisory AS, Oslo, Norway
The Danish Ministry of Taxation declared in a press release on 31 March that all tax filing deadlines for the 2019 income year will be postponed until 1 September.
The extension applies to employees with an annual tax assessment deadline of 1 May, small businesses with a tax assessment deadline of 1 July, self-employed persons or persons with income from abroad with a tax assessment deadline of 1 July, and companies and other legal entities with a tax assessment deadline of 31 March and later.
This extension also includes transfer pricing documentation which must be available by the deadline.
The deadline is automatically extended meaning no application for extension is necessary.
Michael Vorndran
Michael is Principal of Nord Advisory AS, an Oslo based transfer pricing firm that provides transfer pricing advisory and compliance services with particular expertise in financial transactions and the development of technology solutions.
Michael draws on experience from Moody’s Analytics in the US and as head of financial services transfer pricing at a Big-4 firm in Oslo.
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