| Benefit as a % of spend | |
| Financial cap per production | 400000 |
| Do I have to register/set up a company? | Yes |
| Does foreign cast/crew paid in their home country/region qualify as expenditure? | No |
| Do foreign cast/crew have to pay tax in the host country/state/region? | Yes |
| Does travel to/from country/region qualify as expenditure? | No |
| Can a production qualify for other national incentives such as cultural programmes if it qualifies for this incentive? | No |
| Criteria to access the benefit | - - Use Local cast & Crew
- - Cultural Test
- - TV Broadcast or theatrical distribution contract required
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| When will the benefit/incentive be received? | |
| Additional incentives or advantages | - - Under the Co-Production Scheme, the DFI can subsidise film projects in which a Danish production company is not the majority co-production partner by up to 60% of the Danish share of the production costs. The Danish share of the production costs, including fees and salary expenses for Danish creative and/or technical participation, must be approved by the DFI.
DFI subsidies under the 60/40 Scheme come with certain restrictions, in accordance with the Danish Film Act and the DFI's regulations. Subsidies may constitute no more than 60% of the budget for script preparation, project development or film production. The 60/40 Scheme is intended for films that are expected to sell at least 175,000 tickets.
Subsidies for feature film under the 60/40 rule are recouped at distribution.
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