Often you may need help with the declaration when you have made a sale of securities or housing. We will help you with your tax return so you do not miss out on any deductions or tax breaks.
If you sold a home or other valuable securities during the past year, you need to declare for these. It can sometimes be difficult to keep track of all the rules and forms. Get help from us.

Declaring the sale of securities (K4) For securities sold such as stocks, funds, bonds and the like, this needs to be filled in. This form is also used by those who voluntarily want to return deferral amounts from share exchanges. Tax on the investment savings account (ISK) In your investment savings account, you pay no tax on the profits, but instead there is an annual flat rate tax based on the total value of your assets.

Flat-rate tax based on the total value of your assets. Thus, you do not need to declare profits and losses in your account yourself. This is already pre-printed on the declaration and you just need to double check that this amount is correct. Declare profit tax on home sales (K5 and K6) When selling a house (K5) or condominium (K6), these forms must be filled in at the time of declaration. Get help from us to calculate any profit tax, what costs you can deduct in connection with sales or how deferrals work.