revimaster.dk

What It Is

Revimaster is cloud-based tax calculation software developed by Denmark-based Revimaster ApS for accountants, registered auditors, and tax advisors. It emphasizes being a “true web-service”: users can log in and work over the internet without installing programs or updates on every Windows PC. Its positioning is as an alternative to traditional locally installed tax software.

Core Features and Integrations

The product consists of several modules. RM.SK handles personal tax calculations, covering complex scenarios such as foreign income, limited tax liability, share income, and property value tax. RM.VK deals with Danish business-owner tax schemes, capital gains schemes, withdrawal order, and savings/withdrawal calculations. RM.DP is used to generate personal financial statements, including five-year key figures, taxable income statements, balance sheets, capital notes, and declarations. The system supports retrieving R75 data from the Danish tax authorities via SA Pro and digitally submitting oplysningsskema/selvangivelse. For accounting data, it can import trial balances from CSV files exported by any accounting system and reuse account mappings; the source text also mentions built-in e-conomic sole-proprietorship mappings.

Pricing, Trial, and Deployment

The page clearly offers a 10-day free trial and has entries for pricing and software packages, but the captured text does not disclose specific prices, billing cycles, or plan differences. Deployment is 100% cloud-based and includes automatic backups, making it suitable for working from home or remote offices. No self-hosting option was found.

Pros and Cons

Its strengths are its strong tax specialization, coverage of complex Danish personal tax and sole-proprietor calculations, support for tax optimization, filing, and data exchange with tax authorities, reduced installation and maintenance costs through cloud usage, and CSV import that works relatively well with different accounting systems. Limitations include a lack of public information on permission management, audit logs, encryption, GDPR, or APIs; insufficient pricing transparency; and a strong dependence on the Danish tax system, which limits its internationalization value and relevance for China-local tax use cases.

Who It’s For and Access from China

It is best suited for accounting firms, tax advisors, and auditors serving Danish individuals and sole-proprietor clients. Chinese users who need to handle Danish tax matters may consider trying it; those focused on China tax filing should instead look at local finance and tax software. The source text does not provide information on access from mainland China, payment methods, or network stability, so these remain unknown.