Find answers to your questions about the annual statement from Danske Bank
Annual fee statement and annual summary (detailed custody account summary)
If you receive mail from Danske Bank in e-Boks, you will receive the annual summary (detailed custody account summary) after 20 January 2024.
If you have opted for physical mail, you will receive them later.
The fee statement shows interest amounts and fees for your payment accounts, while the annual summary (detailed custody account summary) shows returns and holdings in your custody accounts.
If you have loans with Realkredit Danmark, you will receive a separate summary of interest amounts and administration margin payments for those loans.
If you receive mail from Realkredit Danmark in e-Boks, you will receive the summary in early January.
If you have opted for physical mail, you will receive the summary later in January.
We do not send the statements grouped by address – we send them in large ‘blocks" over a period of time. That is the reason why persons living at the same address may receive them at different times.
No, like all other banks, Danske Bank is obliged to send the annual fee statement to you.
Interest amounts reported to the tax authorities
Each year, you receive a tax assessment notice from the Danish Tax Agency, specifying all the interest amounts that Danske Bank and, if relevant, other banks have reported on your behalf.
The annual tax assessment notice is available via TastSelv on the skat.dk website from mid-March. The deadline for correcting the annual assessment is 1 May. (Other deadlines apply if you have an annual tax assessment with a business part – see below).
Under Tax information via TastSelv on the skat.dk site, you can view reported interest amounts for the individual accounts. The amounts are available from the end of January.
In addition, you can always view credit or debit interest amounts on your own account statements, in Danske Mobile Banking and Danske eBanking under the individual accounts and on the annual fee statement from Danske Bank.
Interest on bank loans is typically charged at the end of each quarter – and on your account statements and in the account overview for each individual account in Danske Mobile Banking and Danske eBanking, this entry is called Interest.
Annual tax assessment with a business part – other deadlines for filing information apply
If you have an annual tax assessment with a business part, you will not receive an annual assessment from the Danish Tax Agency until you have completed the information form for the business part. The deadline for this is 1 July.
Read more at skat.dk under "Business" ->"Own business" ->.
How to view reported interest amounts
Select the account for which you want to view interest paid or received
Tap Search (the magnifying glass) in the top right corner
Enter Interest and tap Search.
How to view reported interest amounts
Select the account for which you want to view interest paid or received
Scroll down to ‘Do you want to’ and click ‘See the interest rate on your account’ or ‘See transactions 14 - 25 months back’
Interest entries are now displayed.
No, we will automatically report your interest amounts to the Danish Tax Agency. That also applies to interest on any accounts and savings accounts your children may have.
If you are a co-owner of a jointly held account, the Danish Tax Agency will allocate half of the interest amount to you and the other half to the other account holder.
If the jointly held account has more than two owners, you must report your share of the interest amount on your annual tax assessment from the Danish Tax Agency.
Yes, you are required to report guarantee commission for 2023 to the Danish Tax Agency. Enter the amount in field 44 of your annual tax assessment.
Danske Bank does not provide tax advice. We recommend that you contact the Danish Tax Agency or an accountant.
All banks in the EU must send a fee statement for each payment account to their customers. This increases transparency and thus also competition among the banks.
We are required by law to send a fee statement for each payment account. So if you have more than one payment account, you will receive more than one statement.
What does the EU fee statement show? The fees to be shown in the statement are determined by legislation – and include the fees for access to online banking, the transfer of funds and the use of payment forms. In addition, the statement shows credit and debit rates for each individual payment account.
For example, a payment account with Danske Bank is called a Danske Konto. You may have given the account another name in Danske Mobile Banking and Danske eBanking.
Fixed-term savings accounts, loan accounts and custody accounts are not payment accounts and are therefore not included in the fee statement.
We are obliged to send you a statement of fees and interest amounts charged to your account during the year even if an account has been closed.
The information about interest amounts that was given in the annual update also appears from the fee statement, your account statements and in Danske Mobile Banking and Danske eBanking under the individual accounts – as well as in your tax assessment notice from the Danish Tax Agency.
Digital mail
With e-Boks you can receive and store digital mail received from us – account statements for example.
How to get digital mail
In Danske eBanking, choose ‘e-Boks, statements & agreements’ under ‘statements’ choose ‘e-Boks’
At e-boks.dk, you register mail from Danske Bank in the menu under ‘Mail from Companies’ and ‘Registrations’
Read more about how to receive documents from Danske Bank in e-Boks (only in Danish)
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On weekdays between 9pm and 9am as well as on holidays between 4pm and 10am, we answer calls mainly concerning the blocking of cards and fraud suspicion. More contact numbers.
When you call us or we call you, conversations may be recorded and stored for documentation and security purposes. Read more about how we process personal data in, Danske Bank privacy notice.
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