Here you must state how much you receive in ATP Livslang Pension during the period shown.

Other personal income that is not subject to labour market contributions may include:

• Other pensions, except social pension and ATP. This can be taxable income from private pension schemes – such as regular payments from labour market pensions and instalment payments
• Maintenance payments you have received
• Supplementary pension from another Nordic country
• Public lending rights (also when they are included in your business result)
• Income from hobby activities
• Compensations
• Bonus payments from insurance companies, etc. 
• Foreign income that is not taxed but corresponds to the above. Foreign pensions do not need to be reported here.

Here you must provide information about the deductions you can deduct from your personal income for tax purposes. For example, it can be some types of contributions and premiums to pension schemes.

You should not provide information about tax deductions, such as mileage deductions, service deductions, maintenance payments or the like, as they are not included in the calculation of your personal income. 

When you declare deductions, take your annual deduction amount, divide it by 12 and multiply it by the number of months that the period shown spans.

If you receive a foreign pension, you must state whether it is coordinated or not coordinated.

If the foreign pension can be equated with a Danish social pension, such as state pension, disability pension or senior pension, the pension is called a coordinated pension. You must state this here under "Foreign social pension".

If, on the other hand, it is a private or employer-paid pension from, for example, an insurance company, a pension fund or a bank, the pension is called a non-coordinated pension. You must state this below under "Other foreign pension".

If you receive a foreign pension, you must state whether it is coordinated or not coordinated.

If the foreign pension is a private or employer-paid pension from, for example, an insurance company, a pension fund or a bank, the pension is called a non-coordinated pension. You must state this here under "Other foreign pension".

If, on the other hand, the foreign pension can be equated with a Danish social pension, such as state pension, disability pension or senior pension, the pension is called a coordinated pension. You must state this above under "Foreign social pension".

If you receive a payment, or if you are taxed on early retirement or other public benefits after you become a state pensioner, you must state the amount here.

For example:

• Early retirement
• Cash benefits
• Rehabilitation benefit
• Flex performance
• Flexible wage subsidy
• Unemployment benefits
• Sickness benefits
• Maternity benefits