ThereIsAThingForThat at 2024-03-25 17:02:53+00:00 ID: kwifbkq
The ATP deduction is an automatic deduction of 99 DKK/month assuming you work more than 117 hours/month. A 53A pension is a separate pension scheme where you are taxed on the money before they go in, but not taxed once it's paid out. This is not the "normal" pension scheme for people working permanently in Denmark (where you are taxed when money gets paid out, but not when it gets paid in).
If the pension scheme offered is a 53 A pension scheme, does anyone know if it could it be included in the calculation of the salary for the Forskerordningen tax scheme?
If you are paid 70.000 + 10% pension, then your income would be 76.901 after ATP was deducted. (70.000 + 7.000 - 99)
One other question is if we take the job with a salary not under the tax scheme does that disqualify us for getting it for 10 years?
Probably yes, unless you fall under one of the exemptions.
Also, if I was not under the Forskerordningen tax scheme and made 700,000 dkk what would my tax burden be? TIA
That would depend on your deductions. Very conservatively you should assume to be paid somewhere around 36.000 DKK/month after taxes, but that is assuming you have no "extra" deductions (debt, children, extra pension payment etc) than the ones everyone gets as standard.