How do you log in to Danish E-tax (TastSelv), and is it in English?
Tax self-service online.
Short answer
You log in to E-tax for individuals, called TastSelv in Danish, with MitID if you are 15 or older. In E-tax you can see and change your preliminary income assessment (forskudsopgørelse) and your tax assessment notice (årsopgørelse), and pay tax you owe. As of November 2026 the tax assessment notice, your contact details and payment information are available in English. Nearly everyone who pays tax in Denmark can use E-tax, also from abroad.
Why
- You can also pay outstanding tax in E-tax.
- You can correct your tax assessment notice yourself.
- Key parts are in English for newcomers.
Details
With an authorised logon you can act for another person using your own MitID and that person's CPR number.
Tip
If you help a family member, use authorised logon with your own MitID instead of their login.
What may differ
An E-tax password only works if you are not registered for Digital Post.
Common misconception
You can always log in to TastSelv with a separate E-tax password.
What actually happens
Once you are registered for Digital Post, you log in with MitID and the E-tax password no longer works.
People also ask
- What is a preliminary income assessment in Denmark?
- When is the tax assessment notice ready in Denmark?
- Can I use TastSelv if I live abroad?
Sources
This answer is for reference only. Prices and terms of mobile plans are set by each operator, so check them with your own operator.
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Is there an SMS warning service for deaf people in Denmark?
Yes.
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No to both.
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Yes, if your phone is compatible.
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