varemærkeret
Varemærkeret is a tax in Denmark that is levied on certain imported goods to offset the customs duties and value-added tax (VAT) that are not collected on goods purchased outside the European Union (EU). The tax is introduced to balance the loss of revenue for the Danish state and municipal tax authorities due to the goods being exempt from these taxes.
Varemærkeret is levied on goods worth over 180 Danish kroner (approximately 25 Euros) with a value-added tax
The tax is usually collected by the customs authority on behalf of the Danish tax authorities. Goods
The introduction of varemærkeret has been part of the implementation of the Turner-mot Allows Tax benefit,
The collection of varemærkeret is carried out by the Danish customs and tax authorities, which work together