Denmark Tax Agency Clarifies Liability of Sole Shareholder for Outstanding Taxes in Dissolved Company

Jan. 26, 2026, 5:00 AM UTC

The Danish Customs and Tax Administration Jan. 20 posted online National Tax Court Decision No. SKM2026.39.LSR, clarifying the liability of a sole shareholder for outstanding taxes in a dissolved company. The taxpayer, a dissolved company’s sole shareholder and former managing member, was held liable by the Tax Agency for unpaid corporate taxes following increases in the company’s assessments for 2013-2018. On appeal, the National Tax Court found that: 1) liability applies only where a company is dissolved and assets are distributed as part of that dissolution; 2) earlier distributions made before the formal liquidation decision didn’t qualify as dissolution distributions ...

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