All articles in InkassoHurtig's knowledge centre on debt collection and debt recovery in Denmark.
Credit insurance covers your loss if a customer does not pay. But when is it worth paying for? Here is how it works and what to watch out for.
14 October 2026
Read more arrow_forwardIf you have customers in Sweden or Norway, different rules apply to reminders, fees and recovery than in Denmark. Here are the most important differences, and how to approach them.
14 October 2026
Read more arrow_forwardWith factoring you get paid for your invoices straight away instead of waiting for the customer. But what does it cost, who bears the risk, and when is it a better choice than debt collection?
14 October 2026
Read more arrow_forwardAn instalment plan can be the fastest way to your money when the customer wants to pay but cannot pay it all at once. Here is how to agree a plan that holds up, legally too.
14 October 2026
Read more arrow_forwardWhen a customer disputes a claim, the rules of the game change. Here is how to assess the objection, what you may and may not do, and the routes you have to get the matter decided.
14 October 2026
Read more arrow_forwardA lawsuit over an unpaid claim can take a long time and cost more than the amount at stake. Settlement and mediation are often a faster route. Here is how to approach it, and how to make sure the agreement holds.
14 October 2026
Read more arrow_forwardThe EU has a common procedure for cross-border payment orders, but Denmark is not part of it. Here is what that means for Danish businesses with customers in the EU, and what you can do instead.
14 October 2026
Read more arrow_forwardMany debt collection cases can be handled by a debt collection agency or as a small claim without a lawyer. But some cases need legal help. Here is when a lawyer makes sense, and what it costs.
14 October 2026
Read more arrow_forwardMaster the art of writing reminder letters that work. Learn how wording, tone and timing affect willingness to pay: within the limits of the Danish Debt Collection Act and Interest Act.
14 October 2026
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