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According to SKAT + VIRK, I called them a few times, an unregistered company (without CVR) cannot work as a company and therefore cannot charge / send invoices to the customers. SKAt mentions that it is not legal. But in several links like this: https://johnhannover.blogspot.dk/2013/01/kan-jeg-drive-forretning-uden-at-vre.html and https://www.erhvervsblogger.dk/uregistreret-virksomhed/ It seems to me it is possible to have a company without the CVR and still charge customers (against whatever SKAT and VIRK says). Any comments ? And any written source available that is correct? |
There is nothing wrong in being unregistered and work as a CPR person. If your services are NOT such that you are actually lønmodtager / employee - in which case you may not invoice your salary.
No law against you invoicing companies as long as what you do is working as an independent so I cannot link to something not existing.
You do not decide if you are independent or employee - that is the character of the job which decides that
If you are working as an independent then the only problem can be Moms VAT where the law says that as soon i is obvious that the turnover will reach 50.000 dkk on any given 12 month period- then you must register er personal business - personlig virksomhed or a corp. company -
You can invoice as CPR and if you do that to VAT registered companies, they must declare what they pay you to tax -
You will not be able to deduct a loss from personal income, but you may deduct costs you have to get the income, down to zero
If you know you will be having a turnover below 50.000 dkk on any given 12 month period and the people you make service for will go through the easy process of declaring your income to tax as fee/honorar - and you only deduct cost which only comes from taking the actual income, then you can do it as CPR
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