VAT on selling SaaS subscriptions in Denmark
The Danish Tax Agency's guidance gives 25% as the general moms rate and says a business must pay VAT if it trades goods or services for over DKK 50,000 annually. Selling across borders changes who accounts for it. Under EU VAT rules, services sold to businesses in another EU country are usually not charged VAT by the seller, because the customer applies its own country's rate under reverse charge, although there are several important exceptions. Electronically supplied services sold to consumers are taxed in the customer's country, with a EUR 10,000 threshold below which the seller's own country may apply, and the One Stop Shop lets a seller register in one EU country to declare those sales. For the product, that means storing country, customer type and VAT number per tenant, then generating invoices from that data. An accountant should confirm your own position.





