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Speakers via a Gross Salary Scheme
How a Gross Salary Scheme Works
With speakers purchased through a gross salary scheme, you can easily select the ones that match your audio needs. Whether it's soundbars, monitor speakers, portable Bluetooth speakers, or conference speakers—you’ll find them all in our shop.
When buying speakers through a gross salary scheme, you pay monthly using your pre-tax salary. This means you save at least your income tax percentage. The scheme can last 12, 24, or 36 months, as decided by your company. When the scheme ends, you can either buy out the speakers and become the full owner or simply return them to us.
Speakers must have work-related relevance to be eligible under a gross salary scheme—but you’re allowed to use them privately as well. Here are a few examples of professional use:
Online Meetings
If you often participate in virtual meetings, being able to hear everyone clearly is crucial. High-quality conference or Bluetooth speakers are invaluable when communicating across the country—or the globe.
Background Ambience
Do you focus best with your favorite song or some ambient concentration music? Create the ideal office or home office environment with speakers that set the right mood.
Editing Room
For creative professionals who work with video or sound editing, good speakers are essential. With a gross salary scheme, you can choose the speakers that best support your workflow and workstation setup.
Taxation on Speakers
Speakers bought through a gross salary scheme trigger multimedia taxation or computer taxation..
With multimedia taxation, an annual rate of DKK 3.500 kr (i 2026)If you're already taxed under this scheme, no additional tax is charged for your speakers. It's the employer’s responsibility to report this to the tax authorities (SKAT).
Computer taxation applies to each individual product. You will be taxed on 50% of the speaker’s value for each year you have the speaker. During a gross salary scheme, the taxable amount is spread across monthly payroll periods until the scheme ends. The employer is also responsible for reporting this taxable benefit to the Danish Tax Agency (SKAT)
If you’re not already being taxed, our system will automatically choose the most cost-effective option for you – typically computer taxation. The tax is deducted from your gross salary, so you’ll hardly notice any major difference on your payslip.