Are you considering establishing or expanding a business in Denmark?
Doing Business in Denmark 2026 provides international companies with a clear and practical introduction to the Danish business environment, including corporate law, taxation, accounting and audit.
The publication offers a overview of the legal and financial framework you need to understand before entering the Danish market.
What does the guide cover?
Among other things, the guide explains:
- Types of business entities
Private and public limited companies, branches and representative offices, including capital requirements and liability.
- Company establishment
Registration procedures, shelf companies and choosing the right legal structure.
- Accounting and bookkeeping requirements
Danish financial reporting rules, audit requirements and mandatory electronic bookkeeping.
- Corporate taxation and cross-border rules
Corporate tax, permanent establishment, dividends, transfer pricing and joint taxation.
- VAT and withholding taxes
Danish VAT rules and international transactions.
- Taxation of foreign employees
Special tax regimes for foreign employees working in Denmark.
The guide is designed for foreign investors and companies who want a reliable and up-to-date overview of how to do business in Denmark in 2026.
We can help you navigate the Danish tax, accounting and compliance requirements, and turn complex rules into clear business decisions. Reach out to partners and certified public accountants, Martin Brinch Therkelsen or Anders Bundgaard, for more information.
