Business incorporation in Denmark is usually an easy and quick procedure, as it can be done online through the Danish Business Authority’s (DBA) website (www.virk.dk).

The Danish Ministry of Industry, Business, and Financial Af-fairs has proposed a bill that will make it easier for Danish companies and associations to access a basic business account — a change that could impact both financial stability and operations. According to the proposal, the proposal will enter into force on 1 January 2025.

A new draft of proposed amendments to the Companies Act from the Danish Business Authority introduces potentially significant changes for small and medium-sized private limited companies (ApS). The proposals are expected to be introduced in November 2024, with the anticipated date for enactment on January 1, 2025.

We can offer escrow account services when it is directly related to a specific legal matter we are handling for a client. This ensures that the provision of escrow accounts remains ancillary to legal services.

When a non-Danish company intends to sell goods or services in Denmark, there are many options when it comes to deciding on the best method to access the Danish market.

Maybe you have lived in Denmark for a while now, and you have come to realize how Denmark is, for many reasons, one of the happiest countries to live in.

These days we encounter more and more transnational inheritances and estates, as our clients also move more often to other countries or acquire a summerhouse or other assets in different countries.

As a rule, Denmark has a high degree of contractual freedom, which makes Denmark a liberal venue for entering into commercial relationships.

If as a Danish business, you do business with customers abroad, special VAT rules apply.

One of the main challenges when establishing a company is choosing the relevant company form. You probably have a pretty good idea about which company type from your native jurisdiction you would choose.

Personal data protection’s rules are almost the same in all the EU-countries. In Denmark, however, there are some additional national rules that you have to be acquainted with, particularly rules on employment conditions.