When it comes to managing item exchanges in Denmark, businesses need to ensure proper registration in their digital sales systems. More details are as follows: Read more

While Denmark has been a pioneer in the implementation of B2G e-invoicing, leading the way since 2005, the introduction of B2B e-invoicing is going slower than expected. Directive 2014/55/EU, fully transposed into Danish law, requires central, regional, and local authorities to receive and process electronic invoices. Economic operators and suppliers to public bodies are also required to submit e... Read more

This document contains an overview of the presence of fiscalization and its types in all European countries. Read more

In Denmark, the concept of simplified invoices offers a streamlined approach for small-scale transactions. When the sales amount does not exceed DKK 3,000, businesses have the option to forego the traditional full invoice in favour of a simplified version when dealing with other registered buyers. This not only reduces administrative burdens but also expedites the billing process. Let's find out... Read more

Do you even know what DPP is? Digital Product Passports (DPP) are set to play a crucial role in the European Union’s commitment to a circular economy. The purpose of this document is to provide you with a necessary overview of the upcoming Digital Product Passport requirements set to be implemented by the European Union. Read more

In many fiscalization systems, pop-up stores and so-called street and market sales fall under the same fiscalization obligation as regular stores, while other systems carve out special exemptions for these types of sales. In Denmark, the obligation is tied to the ability to print receipts. In circumstances where printing a receipt is not feasible, businesses are exempt from producing a simplified... Read more