Starting a Company in Denmark

Denmark is one of the most competitive and transparent economies in Europe, offering great opportunities for entrepreneurs. With EU membership, a highly skilled workforce, and a strong focus on innovation, Denmark is an ideal location for businesses seeking international growth. Marcaworld simplifies the entire incorporation process, ensuring entrepreneurs can start their business without delays.

Why Start a Business in Denmark?

Innovation-Driven Economy

Denmark is a leader in technology, green energy, and biotechnology, attracting international investment.

EU Membership

As an EU member, companies in Denmark enjoy full access to the single market.

Ease of Doing Business

Denmark ranks among the world’s best countries for ease of doing business, with minimal bureaucracy.

Types of Companies in Denmark

ApS – Private Limited Company

Minimum share capital of DKK 40,000. The most popular form of business entity.

A/S – Public Limited Company

Requires a minimum capital of DKK 400,000. Suitable for large-scale investments.

Sole Proprietorship

Fast setup but unlimited liability.

Steps to Incorporation

1. Reserve a Company Name

The name must be checked and reserved in the Danish Business Authority register.

2. Open a Bank Account and Deposit Capital

The required capital must be deposited in a corporate bank account.

3. Draft Articles of Association

The articles are prepared, notarized, and filed with the registry.

4. Register with the Business Register

Once approved, the company becomes legally established.

5. Tax Registration

The company must obtain a tax number and, if applicable, register for VAT.

Taxation in Denmark

Corporate Tax

The corporate income tax rate is 22%.

VAT

The standard VAT rate is 25%.

Marcaworld in Denmark

Marcaworld assists entrepreneurs in establishing their companies, handling tax compliance, and managing financial reporting.

Denmark’s innovative economy and EU membership make it a top choice for investors. Marcaworld ensures a fast, transparent, and reliable incorporation process.