boeingisgoing wrote:
However, the Danish parliament has the 13th of September 2012 cancelled Tax Law § 33A.
Previously foreign income could completely be exempted regardless of how much taxes were deducted in the country of employment. If, according to double taxation agreements, the foreign income could not be taxed in the country of employment, the Danish tax would be reduced by half.
From now on, all foreign taxes will be taxable in Denmark. Taxes paid in the country of employment will be deducted towards the Danish taxes. This regardless whether there is a double taxation agreement or not.
So it does not really matter whether there is a double taxation agreement between Spain and Denmark or not.
Vedtaget lov: Ophævelse af ligningslovens § 33 A - Ernst & Young - Denmark
And on the same site you would find that this did not come true.
If you have any more truths on the Danish tax system, please double check them or have your Captain look you over, he probably does that quite a bit on any regular flight anyway I would suspect....
Genindførelsen af ligningslovens § 33 A - Ernst & Young - Denmark