This thesis examines problems within the existing system of valuation and taxation of real estate in Denmark.
In relation to these problems, the object of this thesis is to evaluate how the systems for the valuation and taxation of real estate in Sweden and Denmark are organized, and to collect data concerning the property mass and tax revenue in both countries in order to facilitate comparisons.
Additionally the thesis examines advantages and disadvantage of the existing Danish system and examines possibilities for change/adjustment.
Conclusively it is shown that tax revenue from real estate in Denmark has a greater total economic significance than in Sweden. There are also indications that the Danish real estate taxation system can be improved through adjustment.