Use this secure connection
When handling the estate of a deceased person, sensitive information will often be exchanged.
We therefore recommend that you always contact us via Submit information below. This is a secure connection to Danske Bank.
Among other things, you can get an overview of all accounts, sell securities, transfer funds from one account to another or order eBanking.
You are always welcome to call us on +45 45 13 93 33 if you have questions.
Information about the deceased
Your details
We ask you to give us your email address and phone number in case we
need clarification of your request and to inform you once the request is
complete.
If you do not have an email address please write: test@test.com.
Caution! If you have not previously sent us the following documents, please attach:
1: Probate Certificate
2: Power of attorney(s)
3: Proof of identity for alle beneficiaries, unless Power of Attorney has been given. In that case we only need proof of identity from the Power of Attorney. Please be advised, that if there are pensions in the estate or it is not a Danish estate, then we request proof of identity for all beneficiaries.
This is necessary before we can pass information from the estate.
Click on the grey fields below and fill out the information that is relevant to the inheritance settlement.
ACCOUNTS AND PAYMENTS
Remember to select the services you need:
When an account is closed, we will send you a final account statement.
This is only possible if you as a spouse are already a customer of Danske Bank.
If you require account statements dating back further
than the year before the year in which the death
occurred, a fee is payable.
Our processing fee is DKK 1,000 per hour. The minimum
fee charged is DKK 250.
Please note that when you order account statements
dating back further than the year before the year in
which the death occurred, you accept to pay the
processing fee.
Avoid the fee – use Danske eBanking
Note:
If you have access to the accounts of the estate via
Danske eBanking, you can download account statements up
to one year before the date of death for free.
Note: If you have already paid the bill, please go to Transfer amount.
If you want to close an account of the estate, use the Close account function.
Create a separate client account (the form can be downloaded here)
INVESTMENTS
If the deceased has securities to be sold or transferred, please fill out the following information:
Once the sale has been completed, what do you want to do with the proceeds?
Note: We will automatically close the custody account if you sell all securities.
When you receive securities transferred to a custody in your name, you have to notify/report your price on securities to tax-authorities. Information should be given to Tax on their webpage under “Tast selv”.
Please state the custody account to which the securities should be transferred.
Please provide:
• Recipient’s custody account number and 5-digit CD
ident (contact the bank if you do not know the CD
identification no.)
• The name and surname of the recipient
• The name of the recipient’s bank
• Information, where relevant, on allocation of
securities to individual beneficiaries
Note that shares cannot be divided into fractions.
Acquisition rates and dates:
• This information is only relevant if net worth of the estate (assets – liabilities) exceed DKK 3.033.700 (2021).
• If net worth of the estate is under DKK 3.033.700 (2021) and SKAT has requested acquisition rates and dates, we ask you to attach documentation for this.
Please see the Danish Ministry of Taxation’s amount limits for tax exemption: www.skm.dk/skattetal/satser/satser-og-beloebsgraenser/doedsboskatteloven
PENSION
CLAIM
Please remember to attach a budget or property valuation, if any, using the Attach function at the bottom of this form.
OTHER REQUESTS
You can upload up to 10 documents, but note that the maximum file size is 4 MB.
We accept the following formats: Word: .docx/.doc; Excel: .xlsx/.xls; PDF; text: .txt; image: .jpeg/.jpg/.png or .gif.
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