HAY LAW

Tax lawyer in Copenhagen

Tax lawyer for clients in Copenhagen

Tax cases and criminal tax cases, handled from Frederiksberg.

HAY LAW does not have an office in the Municipality of Copenhagen. Our office is in Frederiksberg, where we also hold in-person meetings with clients from Copenhagen. You can therefore choose between meeting us at the office or holding the meeting digitally.

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What we can help you with

We handle tax cases against the Danish Tax Agency, appeals to the Danish Tax Appeals Agency and the National Tax Tribunal, VAT cases, criminal tax cases and litigation concerning tax assessments. It is our core area, not one of many.

Typical enquiries concern discretionary assessments, deposits into private accounts, questions about private loans, disguised dividends to majority shareholders, denied VAT deductions and cases where the Danish Tax Agency wants to reopen several years back.

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How the collaboration works

The first contact is a free assessment of the case. If there is a basis for proceeding, we agree the terms in writing and, at the same time, assess whether the conditions for reimbursement of costs may be met in your case.

The case itself is conducted in writing before the authorities. You hear from us when something happens, and you receive a copy of what is sent in your name, not a summary afterwards.

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Meeting in Frederiksberg or online

You can come to a meeting at the office in Frederiksberg, or we can hold the meeting over video or phone. Meetings are always arranged in advance, and you can switch between in-person and digital as the case progresses.

Documented results

The cases are described in full under Selected cases. Previous results are not a guarantee of the outcome of a new case.

Get a free case assessment

Send us the documents in your case, or call us, and we will tell you honestly whether anything can be done and what the next step should be.

Contact

Would you like to talk to us about your case?

We assess your case without obligation and tell you honestly what we can do, and what we cannot.