FEATURES OF COMPANY REGISTRATION IN DENMARK
In Denmark, there are no residency requirements for founders of any companies, except for limited partnerships where the general partner must be a citizen of a country with which Denmark has a double tax treaty. Both individuals and legal entities can register a company.
To register a company in Denmark, one needs to prepare a package of constituent documents, draft a charter, and create a business plan. All documentation must be in Danish and English. A local legal address and a Danish bank account are mandatory. Completed documents should be submitted to the Danish Business Administration. After registration, the owners’ names will be listed in the Public State Register. Additionally, registration with the Danish Customs and Tax Administration (SKAT) is necessary. Companies in trade, insurance, education, accounting, and other licensed services must obtain appropriate permissions.
Typically, registering a new legal entity in Denmark takes about 14 working days, though it may take longer in some cases. COREDO specialists can assist in navigating Danish legislation and ensuring a swift company registration process in Denmark.
