Bill: coffee duty abolished and new deductions introduced
In short
Reading time: 1 min- What is proposed:
- The bill proposes abolishing the coffee duty and introducing a deduction for exercise and music lessons.
- It also concerns the supplementary estate duty for the children of siblings who inherit, and more deductions for, among others, childminders and seniors.
- Who would be affected: Coffee drinkers, people who take exercise or music lessons, the children of siblings who inherit, childminders, seniors, certain volunteers, and companies that develop software or own small transformer stations.
- When: The bill has not been passed yet.
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If the bill is passed:
- The coffee duty is abolished.
- A deduction for exercise and music lessons is introduced.
- The supplementary estate duty for the children of siblings who inherit is abolished.
- The standard deduction for childminders is increased, and the additional employment deduction for seniors is increased and applies 5 years before the pension age.
Sources and original
Official title (in Danish)Forslag til lov om ændring af lov om forskellige forbrugsafgifter, ligningsloven og forskellige andre love. (Afskaffelse af kaffeafgiften, indførelse af motions- og musik-undervisningsfradrag, forbedring af mulighederne for godtgørelse til visse frivillige, afskaffelse af tillægsboafgiften for arv til søskendes børn, forbedring af mulighederne for at fradrage lønudgifter til udvikling af software, forhøjelse af standardfradrag for dagplejere, forhøjelse af det ekstra beskæftigelsesfradrag til seniorer og udvidelse af perioden for fradraget til 5 år før pensionsalderen, fritagelse for variabel tinglysningsafgift ved inddragelse af anden eller yderligere fast ejendom i visse eksisterende sampantsætninger og kategorisering af små transformerstationer som driftsmateriel og driftsinventar)
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Source: the Danish Parliament (ft.dk)
Translated from Danish · The Danish version and the original source apply.
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- Introduced · 7 October 2026Status in the Danish Parliament: Fremsat
- 2. beh./Direkte til 3. beh. · 5 November 2026Status in the Danish Parliament: 2. beh./Direkte til 3. beh.
- PassedAwaiting the Danish Parliament
- Enters into forceThe date is not known yet