Free Danish Tax & Salary Tools for 2026

Net pay · Expat scheme check

Enter your gross salary and see your Danish net monthly take-home with a full tax breakdown — AM-bidrag, municipality tax, state tax brackets. Also checks if your salary qualifies for the 27% expat flat-rate scheme.

Reverse · what salary to net X

Decide the take-home you want and get the gross Danish salary to negotiate — under standard tax and the 27% expat scheme. Built for job offers and salary talks.

Net pay · kommunalskatt + statlig

Your Swedish net take-home for 2026 — pick your municipality and see kommunalskatt, statlig skatt, grundavdrag, and jobbskatteavdrag. Built on Skatteverket official model.

Net pay · trygd + trinnskatt

Your Norwegian net take-home for 2026 — trygdeavgift, 22% income tax, and trinnskatt bracket tax, with a clear breakdown of all three. Based on Skatteetaten rates.

Net pay · estimate

Estimate your Finnish net take-home for 2026 — state + municipal tax, social contributions, työtulovähennys credit and Yle tax, with your municipality factored in. Based on vero.fi.

Befordringsfradrag · Box 51

Find out how much commute deduction you can claim. Enter your one-way distance and working days to get your annual befordringsfradrag entitlement, estimated tax saving, and the SKAT box to use.

8 categories · Running total

Most expats miss deductions at tax time. Work through all 8 major Danish deduction categories — commute, A-kasse, pension, mortgage interest, and more — with a live running total of your estimated annual saving.

How much of a raise you keep

Compare your current and new salary to see how much of a Danish raise you actually keep after tax — with a warning if it pushes you into mellemskat or topskat.

Danish holiday pay

Work out your Danish holiday pay — 12.5% feriepenge for hourly staff or the 1% ferietillæg for salaried — gross and net, plus how to claim it when leaving Denmark.

Unemployment benefit

Estimate your Danish unemployment benefit (dagpenge) for 2026 — about 90% of your salary up to the monthly cap, with the a-kasse rules explained.