Deklareret

Deklareret is a Danish term, functioning as the past participle of the verb deklarere. In Danish usage it often acts as an adjective to indicate that information or goods have been officially disclosed to an authority or included in a formal declaration. The form reflects Danish grammar for -ere verbs, and stems from the verb deklarere, which means to declare or disclose.

Etymology and form: deklarere comes from the Latin declarare, via French déclarer. The past participle in Danish is deklareret, which is commonly used to describe items, information, or statements that have been submitted to an official body.

Usage and contexts: The word is most common in logistics, customs, taxation, and regulatory compliance. It appears in phrases such as deklareret værdi (declared value), deklareret oprindelse (declared origin), and deklareret indhold (declared contents). In these contexts, deklareret indicates that the information has been formally presented in a declaration or declaration of conformity to authorities. The term may also be used more broadly to describe information that has been disclosed in a formal document or record.

Legal and practical note: A deklareret statement carries weight in administrative procedures, and misdeclaration or nondisclosure can carry legal consequences, including penalties, fines, or seizure of goods. Correct and verifiable declaration helps determine tariffs, compliance with labeling requirements, and eligibility for regulatory approvals.

See also: deklarere, erklæring, deklaration, told, skattereglement.