Tax when renting out
How much tax do you pay when you rent out your home or a room? Here you will find the standard deduction (bundfradrag), deductions for expenses, tax on Airbnb income and the political proposals that could change the rules. The figures apply to the year stated in the article, so always check the current year with the Danish Tax Agency (Skattestyrelsen).
We also help with this in practice: Calculate your rental income
Buying an apartment for your child in Copenhagen: rent, tax and rules
If you buy an apartment and rent it to your child, you are taxed on the market rent. The rules on rent, the lease, tax, gifts and a later sale, with a worked example.
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