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Debt that your payment may not cover

When the business has debt, you can always pay it off. However, it is not certain that the payment will remove the debt. We call this unresolved debt.

Understand unresolved debt in one minute

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Why the business’ debt is unresolved

The debt is unresolved when we suspect that it is barred by limitation or that we have insufficient information about it. This is the case, for example, if we:

  • do not know when the debt was incurred
  • have been sent the same debt item for collection in several instances
  • are in doubt as to whether the amount has been calculated correctly.

A payment does not always remove unresolved debt

If you repay debt that is unresolved, we typically have 12 months to investigate whether we can use the payment. The payment cannot remove the debt until we know this. Until then, the debt will be unresolved for us.

Three things you can do

  1. Repay the debt that is unresolved for us

    You can repay debt that is unresolved. However, it is not certain that your payment will remove the debt.

  2. Do not do anything right now

    You can wait for us to ask you to pay.

  3. Call us and get help on (+45) 70157304

    You can call us to:

    • find out whether the business has debt that is unresolved for us
    • learn how to pay off the debt
    • get faster resolution of the debt if, for example, it means that the business cannot take out a loan.

No interest

Interest will no longer accrue on unresolved debt from 1 November 2024. The interest that has accrued on the debt until then is still part of the debt. Debt still runs on some unresolved debt, e.g. customs claims.

We will notify you when your debt is ready for payment, and interest will again accrue on the debt.

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