Yes, you must pay tax on your rental income if you rent out a property and receive payment for it. This is determined by law and is therefore not something BoligPortal can influence or affect.
Rental income is considered personal income, and therefore must be included in your tax return, meaning you have to pay tax on it. We do not report your rental income to the Danish Tax Agency on your behalf.
How you are taxed depends on several factors, such as the type of rental and any expenses you may have in connection with the rental.
At BoligPortal, we unfortunately cannot provide advice on legal or financial matters. If you have questions regarding the taxation of your rental income, you must therefore contact the Danish Tax Agency.
Read more about renting out property at the Danish Tax Agency's website here.
Does BoligPortal automatically report my rental income to the Tax Agency (Skat)?
No, BoligPortal does not automatically report your rental income to the Danish Tax Agency.
As a landlord, it is your own responsibility to ensure that the rental income is correctly reported in your tax return.
BoligPortal solely functions as a platform for finding and managing rentals. We do not have access to your finances or income streams, such as some holiday home or short-term rental agencies do, and therefore cannot automatically pass on information to the Tax Agency that exceeds the basic deduction.
Please note: BoligPortal is an advertising platform for rental properties intended for private residence. Therefore, we do not offer any legal advice. If you have legal questions, we recommend that you contact a lawyer or another legal authority.