Ale z tych paragrafów wynika właśnie, że mogę. Stąd moje pytanie:
Foreign company car - EmployeesA person (worker) who lives in this country and who is provided with a foreign registered motor vehicle by a company domiciled or established in another EU / EEA state may use the vehicle in the area of the Traffic Act. See section 21 of the Registration Order .
It is a prerequisite for driving that the Danish Motor Agency has exempted the vehicle from registration tax. The vehicle may only be used by the person who has received the exemption or by a person belonging to that person's household. Upon application, the Danish Motor Agency decides whether a foreign company car can be exempted from registration tax. See REGAL § 1, para. 4 , and § 3 a .
The person must bring proof of the exemption when the vehicle is used in the area of the Traffic Act and on request is shown to the police or the Tax Administration.
See section IA1.2 on the conditions that must be met in order for a driving license to be granted in foreign company cars.
CS. 4. Motor vehicles made available to a resident worker by a company established or established in another EU / EEA country, and motor vehicles provided by a resident self-employed person established or providing services in another EU / EEA country, used for the purpose of carrying out the self-employed business activity in another EU / EEA country, shall not be tax-adjusted in accordance with this Act, unless the motor vehicle is essentially to be used permanently in Denmark or is actually used in this way, cf. § 3 a, stk. 1.
PCS. 5. A motor vehicle covered by para. 4 is considered to be used substantially permanently in Denmark or has actually been used in this way, if
1) the motor vehicle must be used or has actually been used for at least 183 days in Denmark within a 12-month period and
2) the motor vehicle within a 12-month period in terms of kilometers in terms of business abroad must be used or has in fact been used less than the total kilometers of private and business driving in Denmark.
PCS. 6. For the purposes of paragraph 5 includes driving in Denmark both
private and commercial driving. Driving abroad includes only commercial driving. Abroad includes both EU / EEA countries and third countries. Commercial driving abroad also includes driving to and from the residence in Denmark and the workplace abroad, including the part of the driving that takes place in Denmark. Private driving abroad is not included in relation to the business use abroad. If the vehicle is used on the same day privately both in Denmark and abroad, only private use in Denmark is included.