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Will Preparation in Denmark

Will preparation in Denmark is governed by the local succession laws and inheritance is largely based on the classes of beneficiaries. The experts at our law firm in Denmark outline the main aspects concerning succession in Denmark, wills and the distribution of the estate. The succession regulations in Denmark The Danish Inheritance Law sets forth a…

Buy a Property in Denmark

Buying a property in Denmark can be a natural step for those who have their domicile in the country, or foreign nationals who have been residing in Denmark for several years. In fact, a key consideration for foreigners willing to buy property is their tie to the country. Before starting the property…

Real Estate Due Diligence in Denmark

Despite the cold weather throughout the whole year, Denmark is a very sought destination by foreign citizens looking to relocate here. While some of them come to work here, most of them are investors who come to open companies in Denmark. No matter the reason, moving to another country usually implies buying a property. It should…

Set Up a Sole Proprietorship in Denmark

Just as any other European country, Denmark enables individuals who can be citizens or residents in the country to open various types of businesses. Even if the limited liability company is the most employed business and also one of the easiest types of structures to register in Denmark, there are also other forms…

Buy a Shelf Company in Denmark

Investors seeking to buy a shelf company in Denmark can do so by obtaining an already existing legal entity that can be adjusted according to their business requirements. As opposed to forming a company from scratch, purchasing a shelf company can save a lot of time and will also ensure…

Opening a Subsidiary versus a Branch in Denmark

Businessmen interested in investing their money abroad can find many opportunities in Denmark. The law allows foreigners to extend their businesses in Denmark by opening a branch office or a subsidiary. Danish subsidiaries are set up as limited liabilities companies and the business legislation considers them legal entities. Foreign companies can also open…

Granting Power of Attorney in Denmark

The power of attorney is a written authorization to represent or act on behalf of another person in legal matters, business and private affairs. Specific rules and regulations apply to power of attorney in Denmark. The person who gives the authority of legal representation (grantor) to another one has to be of legal…

Corporate Tax in Denmark

Foreign investors are invited to open companies in Denmark by the central authorities which have established various incentives. Among these a legislation favoring foreign direct investment, the Commercial Law which allows for the creation of Danish holding companies – one of the most sought types of structures all over the world and the taxation system which…

Mergers and Acquisitions Lawyers in Denmark

Denmark offers numerous investment opportunities as it has one of the most developed economies in Europe. Foreign investors seeking to start a business in Denmark have several options, among which registering a new company, buying a shelf company or even buying an existing company on shares in an existing company. The latter…

Legal Services in Denmark

Our lawyers in Denmark offer professional legal services, tailored to the needs of the clients and oriented to finding suitable and efficient legal solutions. We focus on the case specifics and offer legal advice, assistance, and representation to both local and international clients. Specializing in various practice areas, our Danish lawyers have…