Key Requirements for Danish Invoices
To ensure your invoices comply with Danish law, it's crucial to include specific details and adhere to VAT regulations. For most goods and services in Denmark, the standard VAT rate is 25%.
Here are the essential elements your Danish B2B invoices must contain:
- Unique Invoice Number: Each invoice needs a unique, sequential number for proper tracking.
- Invoice Date: The date the invoice is issued.
- Seller Information: Your full business name, address, and your Danish CVR number (Central Business Register number).
- Buyer Information: The customer's full business name and address. If the customer is VAT-registered in another EU country, their VAT number should also be included for intra-community supplies.
- Description of Goods/Services: A clear and sufficient description of what was supplied.
- Quantity and Unit Price: For each item, specify the quantity and its price per unit.
- Net Amount: The total amount excluding VAT.
- VAT Rate and Amount: Clearly state the applicable VAT rate (e.g., 25%) and the corresponding VAT amount.
- Gross Amount: The total amount payable, including VAT.
Failing to include these details can lead to compliance issues and delays in payment processing.