Basically, all your income is taxable - money as well as assets in kind.

The income stated on your preliminary income assessment has been divided into different types of income, because various types of income are not taxed in the same manner. A distinction is made between personal income, income from capital and income from shares. Personal income includes, for example, salaries/wages, employee benefits, pensions, daily benefits in the case of unemployment, sickness or maternity/paternity (dagpenge) and income from self-employed business activities. Income from capital includes, for example, interest income and interest expenses. Income from shares includes, for example, dividends from shares, yields distributed by certain investment funds and gains/losses from shares.