You asked in Danish: "hvor meget får jeg udbetalt" (how much do I get paid out). I don’t have real-time access to your specific circumstances here, but I can outline how to estimate your net payout in Denmark and point you to common sources for exact figures. Direct answer

• Your net udbetaling (what you actually receive) depends on:
  • Your gross before tax income (løn før skat)
  • Your skat, including kommuneskat, sundhedsbidrag, and eventuel topskat
  • Your fradrag (standard personal, arbejdsmarkedsbidrag, and eventuelle andre fradrag)
  • Any pension contributions (ATP) and other deductions (Forskudsopgørelsen and eventuelle feriedage/uddannelsesbidrag)
• For a precise number, use a Danish tax calculator with your current year parameters (gross income, fradrag, and trækprocent). These tools typically ask for:
  • Løn før skat (monthly or annual)
  • Fradrag (personfradrag, arbejdsmarkedsbidrag, fagforeningskontingent, etc.)
  • Egen pensionsindbetaling (if applicable)
  • Eventuelle andre fradrag (kørselsfradrag, rentefradrag, etc.)
• The most reliable sources to confirm 2025 rates and to compute your net pay are official Danish tax and social security resources and reputable wage calculators:
  • The national tax authority’s "Regn ud, hvad du får udbetalt" calculator
  • Published 2025 dagpenge/aktuelle satser if you’re asking about unemployment benefits or public support
  • Personal pension and ældrecheck pages if those apply to your situation

If you’d like, provide:

• Your gross monthly income (before tax)
• Your municipality (for local tax rate)
• Any known fradrag you use regularly (personal, arbejdsmarkedsbidrag, eventuelle fagforeninger)
• Any pension or ATP contributions

I can then give you a rough, personalized estimate and explain which components drive the difference, plus how to adjust for changes (like a raise or different fradrag).