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Get a handle on tax and deductions for your rental property. Reportability calculates the tax and guides you through the reporting to the Danish Tax Agency step by step.
Enter your income and expenses and have your tax calculated automatically.
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In this step, you enter information about your parent-purchase property. You must
Select the type of rental you have and enter the information about your parent-purchase property that the tool requests, such as the acquisition price or improvements made before the first time you rent it out.
Answer a series of questions so we know which deductions you are entitled to. We ask about all available deductions, so you don't have to read up on all the tax rules yourself.
Based on the questions you have answered, it is time to enter your figures. You will enter your income and expenses, among other things, so the tool can calculate your parent-purchase property's tax and results. This step helps you get a handle on your total income and expenses from your parent-purchase property's accounts.
In this step, you must choose which tax scheme you want to use. Depending on the scheme you select, the tool will ask you to provide further information. This is the step where your tax for the parent-purchase property is calculated, so that you can finally report it to the Danish Tax Agency.
In the final step, you get a complete overview of your parent-purchase property's taxes and finances. You will receive a summary of your figures and the year's results. In addition, you get a detailed guide that tells you exactly what to enter in the various tax return fields.
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A parent-purchase is typically a property that you, as a parent, buy and rent out to your child – for example, while they are studying. Even though the tenant is your child, you must comply with the rules for residential rentals. This means, among other things, that you must keep track of rental income, expenses, deductions, and taxes. Reportability helps you manage your accounting and calculations.
Yes. When you rent to your child, the rent must generally correspond to the market rate – i.e., the rent you would be able to charge if renting to someone you are not closely related to.
Market rent can be assessed by comparing it to similar rental properties in the same area and condition.
If you set the rent lower than the market rate, you may be taxed on the difference between the rent you receive and the market rent assessed by the Danish Tax Agency. This difference may also be considered a gift to your child, which could have further tax implications.
There are different ways to calculate tax on residential rentals, including the Personal Tax Act, the Capital Return Scheme, and the Business Tax Scheme.
Special rules apply to parent-purchases, which affect the benefits of the various tax schemes.
Reportability helps you with your accounting and the relevant calculations based on your information.
Read about choosing tax schemes for parent-purchases
When you sell a property used for a parent-purchase (forældrekøb), you may be liable for tax on any profit. This depends on factors such as how the property has been used and who you are selling it to.
Reportability can assist you with the capital gains calculation and the figures you need for your tax reporting.
