Danish Government Mulls Tourist Tax in Copenhagen and Aarhus
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Danish government mulls tourist tax in Copenhagen and Aarhus
The Danish government is considering a tourist tax of 20 kroner per overnight stay in Copenhagen and Aarhus as well as a cruise ship fee, to be used to fund tax cuts, government sources have told Danish media.
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The majority of the government's tax initiatives will be presented this fall and contain previously unknown things.
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The majority of the government's tax initiatives will be presented this fall and contain previously unknown things.
Danish government plans 20 tourist tax to help finance personal and business tax cuts - The Copenhagen Post
The Danish government plans to charge tourists 20 DKK per overnight stay in Copenhagen and Aarhus and introduce a levy on cruise ships, according to government sources and a memo obtained by Børsen. The previously undisclosed measures would help fund tax cuts that the minority government will seek support for this autumn. The plans require […]
The government is proposing a tourist tax of DKK 20 per night in Copenhagen and Aarhus, according to Børsen. This is causing excitement at Copenhagen City Hall, while the Liberal Party and the business community are warning against the proposal.
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