Danish Woman Pays 115% Tax Rate After Court Victory, Ministry Appeals

A self-employed 68-year-old Danish woman is paying an effective tax rate of 115% after winning a lower court case against the tax authorities, who have since appealed the ruling. She is working extra hours to prepare for the possibility of having to pay the back taxes if the appeal succeeds.

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berlingskeDanish18h ago

Hun betaler 115 procent i skat – nu står hun frem. »Jeg har alt at vinde, intet at tabe«

Hun er 68 år, selvstændig erhvervsdrivende og skal betale 115 procent i skat. Hun vandt i byretten, men Skatteministeriet har anket sagen. Derfor arbejder hun 30 timer om ugen for at spare mest muligt op til at betale skatteregningen, hvis hun taber i landsretten. Nu står hun frem i Berlingske for at få ministeren til at droppe sagen. »Det er mit håb,« siger hun.

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Hun betaler 115 procent i skat – nu står hun frem. »Jeg har alt at vinde, intet at tabe«

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