Nineteen interface languages
Danish (Dansk) is now a Tarifo interface language — the nineteenth, alongside English, Bulgarian, Polish, Czech, Romanian, Greek, Italian, German, Slovak, Croatian, Hungarian, Dutch, Slovenian, Serbian, Portuguese, Lithuanian, Latvian and Estonian. Pick it once from the language selector in the top bar and it stays with you as you move between country calculators. It is the first Nordic language on Tarifo.
Every calculator, in Danish
Choosing Danish localises the whole interface — the country list, the calculator form, the fee breakdown and the methodology pages — for every jurisdiction Tarifo already covers. The figures themselves never change with the language: a lawyer-side amount is always shown as an indicative reference value, not a binding fee or a quote, and the court fee is the statutory amount for that country. Denmark itself has a dedicated calculator for the retsafgift state court fee — already in the country list, now fully in Danish.
What is never translated
One thing stays in its original language on purpose: the article and statute citations. A reference such as a national gazette number or a value-table entry is how you find the exact rule in the official source — so Tarifo keeps it verbatim across every language rather than translating it.
Explore
Open Tarifo in Danish and pick any country from the list of calculators to see the interface, the form and the result in Danish. Each country’s methodology page explains the statute, the currency and the VAT treatment behind its figures.