Based on a recent ruling Jakob Bundgaard analyses the concept of potential voting rights as part of the notion of a group for tax purposes.
Read the article here: Afsagt Taxo 06-2024.pdf
CORIT team members have recently authored a new edition of the leading treatise on international tax law.
Big congatulations to Peter Koerver Schmidt, Michael Tell and Katja Dyppel Weber with the publication
Find the book here: International skatteret af Peter Koerver Schmidt m.fl.
We’re proud to announce that several of our colleagues have been recognized in the ITR World Tax Leaders 2025 Rankings!
Your dedication and expertise continue to set new standards in the industry.
Congratulations to Jakob Bundgaard, Katja Dyppel Weber, Niels Winther-Sørensen, Michael Tell, René Lønne Arenfeldt, Louise Blichfeldt Fjord, Thomas Svane Jensen.
We are excited to announce that we have once again been recognized as a Top Tier Firm in the categories General Corporate Tax and Transfer Pricing in the 2025 edition of the ITR World Tax Firm Rankings, released earlier today.
The recognition of our dedication and hard work by our clients and peers is something for which we are truly grateful.
Denmark – Jurisdiction Rankings | ITR World Tax
In this article Jakob Bundgaard addressed the increasingly challenging topic of decomposition of payments in mixed contracts.
In a new article about SAFE, Niels has analyzed how a SAFE and similar financial instruments should be qualified for tax purposes in Danish tax law. Niels analyzes the Danish Tax Council’s (Skatterådets) latest decisions on this and is critical of certain parts of the Tax Council’s practice. Regardless of the criticism of the Tax Council’s decisions, the conclusion is clear: If you want to spread the use of the SAFE in Denmark, a change to the Danish tax legislation is necessary.
In the latest edition of Taxo Jakob Bundgaard considers the current global tax policy landscape and namely whether the past decades of coordinating efforts within in tax policy will be affected by the current geo-political tendencies and eventually lead to a more hostile environment between nations in terms of tax measures.
