Case handlers for the pension taxation area

Do you have an interest in and theoretical knowledge within tax and pensions, as well as an interest in the tax and excise area? Do you thrive with work that can involve complex issues? Do you perhaps have insight into financial contexts in financial statements? Then here is the opportunity to become part of a professionally skilled team.

Exciting tasks with extensive stakeholder contact

As a case handler in the area, you will have the opportunity to work purposefully to solve a wide range of tasks within the pension taxation area. The unit is responsible for large parts of the processes in the pension taxation area, and you will, among other things, be allowed to solve tasks with:

• Telephone guidance regarding the Pension Tax Act
• Written guidance and opinions regarding the Pension Tax Act
• Case handling and reconsideration of written inquiries in accordance with the Pension Tax Act
• Case handling of requests for transfer of pension contributions between tax-advantaged and non-tax-advantaged pension schemes.

Your background

We are looking for a team player who wants to join a strong professional team, where we help and support each other in solving the issues we work on. You should be curious to learn about our professional area. You will be responsible for your own cases, and this includes being able to manage having many tasks in the air and be able to prioritize your tasks.

You have a relevant education such as a professional bachelor in taxation, the Diploma in Taxation, or similar. You may also have obtained corresponding relevant competencies through your professional work. You either have practical experience with processing decisions from e.g. public authorities or relevant experience from your work in pension/financial institutions. Alternatively, you are a recent graduate with a relevant education.

We do not expect you to already be a specialist in the field, therefore we will provide the necessary training. In return, we expect you to have a flair for acquiring knowledge about new systems, and that you can operate in English in writing and speaking.

Part of our tasks are solved in teams. Therefore you will become part of a strong professional team that can give you additional professional ballast and sparring on the tasks.

You have a constructive approach to problems and work in a solution-oriented way. You must, together with your team, be able to deliver the best possible results. It is essential that you have good communication skills, as customer contact is our daily routine. You must be able to express yourself clearly and precisely in both written and spoken English, as you will often need to convey complicated information in an understandable way to, among others, pension institutions.

Your new unit

Your new unit will be Personal Data 10 - Pension Taxation, which is located in the Personal Data Department at the Tax Administration. The main tasks of Personal Data are to support submissions from third parties for the Tax Administration's digital processes within eIncome, eCapital and pension (PBL/PAF). The unit currently consists of 15 employees, and we have a collaborative and professional community with other pension units in Fredericia.

You can look forward to becoming part of an exciting and busy workplace. We are professionally proud – and rightfully so. We solve our tasks with high quality and are thus an important part of the Tax Administration's primary tasks, which is financing the Danish welfare state. We are busy, but also have time for professional depth. You will always be surrounded by good colleagues, and a relaxed, informal tone is used here.

We offer

• A varied job where no two days are the same
• Exciting professional challenges
• Independent planning of work
• A good working environment
• Good colleagues
• Flexible working hours.

Contact and terms of employment

Applications with CV and diploma should be submitted via the link “Apply for the position” no later than 19 November at 12:00 2026. Questions can be answered by function manager Steen Thinggaard at phone +45 72 37 04 48.

We have planned to hold the first round of interviews on 26 November 2026. The second round of interviews is planned for 4 December 2027. A logic test and a personality assessment may be included in the recruitment process. Prior to employment, a criminal record check will be obtained.

Commencement on 1 February 2027 or by agreement.

You will be employed under the collective agreements in force for academics in the state (AC), for clerical workers, laboratory technicians and IT staff (HK) or the collective agreement for Administrative Officers etc. (DTS) in the Ministry of Taxation and Growth.

If you proceed to employment in the recruitment process, please note that we conduct a check to determine whether you have debts that have been sent to collection by the public authorities. We also check whether you have resolved control and/or criminal cases in the tax and duty area. Your employment is conditional on us not finding information about you that is incompatible with employment in the Tax and Growth Ministry's group.

You will be employed in the Ministry of Taxation and Growth with its affiliated institutions. The workplace is the Tax Center Fredericia, Vendersgade 74, 7000 Fredericia.