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Denmark

Start Your Business in Denmark

Denmark is more than just a great place to live—it’s one of the best countries in the world to start a business. With simple company registration, low taxes, a strong economy, and full access to the EU market, it’s a dream destination for entrepreneurs, investors, and startups.

If you’re thinking about starting your business in Denmark, you’re in the right place. We’ll guide you through everything you need to know—from setting up your company to handling taxes, banking, and hiring employees. Let’s make your business journey smooth and successful.

Why Choose Denmark for Your Business?

  • 1

    Easy and Fast Registration

    Set up your company in just 3-7 days.
  • 2

    100% Foreign Ownership

    No need for a local partner.
  • 3

    Low Corporate Taxes

    22% flat tax rate, plus tax deductions.
  • 4

    Full Access to the EU & Schengen Market

    Trade freely across Europe.
  • 5

    Top-Ranked Business Environment

    Denmark is consistently rated one of the easiest places to do business.
  • 6

    Highly Skilled Workforce

    One of the most productive labor markets in the world.

Denmark is known for innovation, digitalization, and sustainability, making it the perfect place for startups, tech companies, and forward-thinking businesses.

Types of Companies You Can Register in Denmark

Private Limited Company (ApS) – The Most Popular Choice

If you want a safe, scalable, and well-structured business, this is the best option.

  • Great for: Small & medium-sized businesses, startups, foreign investors.
  • Limited Liability: You’re only responsible for the capital you invest.
  • Minimum Capital: DKK 40,000 (€5,400).
  • Corporate Tax: 22% on profits (with deductions available).

How to Register:

  • Pick a unique company name and check availability.
  • Prepare Articles of Association and a business plan.
  • Deposit the share capital in a Danish business bank account.
  • Register with the Danish Business Authority (Erhvervsstyrelsen).
  • Get your Central Business Registration (CVR) number.
  • Register for VAT (if turnover is above DKK 50,000 per year).

Processing Time: 3-7 business days
💰 Government Fees: DKK 670 (€90)

Sole Proprietorship (Enkeltmandsvirksomhed) – Best for Freelancers & Solo Entrepreneurs

  • Great for: Independent consultants, freelancers, and small business owners.
  • Simple Setup: No need for share capital.
  • Personal Liability: The owner is personally responsible for debts.
  • Taxed as Personal Income: Business profits are taxed under individual income tax rates.

How to Register:

  • Sign up with the Danish Business Authority.
  • Get a CVR number (business ID).
  • Register for VAT (if required).
  • Open a business bank account in Denmark.

Processing Time: 1-3 business days
💰 Cost: Free registration

Branch Office – Expand Your Foreign Business in Denmark

  • Great for: Foreign businesses wanting a Danish presence without setting up a separate entity.
  • No Minimum Capital Required – Functions as part of the parent company.
  • Fast Registration: Easier setup than forming a new company.

How to Register:

  • Submit branch documents to the Danish Business Authority.
  • Provide proof of parent company’s legal registration.
  • Appoint a local representative in Denmark.
  • Get a Danish CVR number and register for VAT (if applicable).

Processing Time: 5-10 business days
💰 Government Fees: DKK 670 (€90)

Licenses & Permits – Do You Need One?

Not every business needs a special permit, but if you’re in certain industries, you’ll need extra approvals before launching.

Industries That Require Additional Licensing:

  • Financial Services & Fintech – Investment firms, cryptocurrency businesses.
  • Food & Beverage – Restaurants, catering, food import/export.
  • Construction & Real Estate – Builders, engineers, property developers.
  • Medical & Pharmaceuticals – Clinics, pharmacies, biotech startups.
    Need help getting a license or permit? We can assist you!