Rules, acts and executive orders on debt collection in Denmark
The Danish rules on reminders and debt collection are not the same when the debtor is a consumer as when it is a business. Here are the key differences you need to know.
2 November 2026
Read more arrow_forwardRetention of title can give you the right to take goods back if the customer does not pay. But it must be agreed correctly, and in many situations it lapses. Here are the Danish rules.
2 November 2026
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A Danish payment order can give you an enforceable title without a full court case. Learn the conditions, the process and the costs, and when it is not the right route.
19 May 2026
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How are late-payment interest and interest during court proceedings calculated under the Danish Interest Act? Understand the reference rate, when interest starts to run, and how to avoid errors in your claims.
18 May 2026
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Before a debt can be sent to collection in Denmark, the debtor must have received a valid debt collection notice. Here are the requirements of section 10 of the Debt Collection Act, and the mistakes that can cost you the right to claim costs.
11 May 2026
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The Danish Debt Collection Act sets clear limits on how debts may be recovered. Learn the rules on authorisation, good debt collection practice and fees, so you choose the right partner and avoid problems.
11 May 2026
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