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Svar: Professional Term Clarification

Allan Møller Rantaniemi — Fri, 06 Apr 2018 18:52:49 GMT

Forgot to mention, only call the Danish tax agency, if you company is danished based. Otherwise it is the fiscal date of the country(s), in which your company is registered.

Svar: Professional Term Clarification

Allan Møller Rantaniemi — Fri, 06 Apr 2018 17:59:57 GMT

Hi Igorpav

Look at this wikipedia page, it describes the meaning.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fiscal_year

Basicly it is the time of the year, where you do your companys yearly accounting.

Recommend you call the danish tax agency (SKAT) and ask them for your company deadline. As Denmark doesnt have a fixed date.

Best regards Allan

Professional Term Clarification

igorpav89 — Fri, 06 Apr 2018 10:53:27 GMT

Hey to everybody, I hope English is not a problem as my Danish is still to weak to conduct a serious conversation.

I have recently started up a company which will import some products from italy and Market them in Denmark. I have arranged everything with supplier, a shipping company, everything is ready to go. Now, i've gotten an email from my supplier in which i was asked something that i do not completely understand, and for sure i do not want to look stupid in front of them and ask them what do they mean about it, so Im asking community here if you can help me.

After receiving an offer from supplier, they have asked me to provide them with following, quote:

"For the documents, we need to receive, also, the fiscal date!"

Whad do they mean about it? Anybody?

Thanks