International · Foreign companies in Denmark
One local partner. In your language.
Foreign groups with a company, branch or employees in Denmark need someone who knows the Danish rules and delivers in the parent company's format. We handle all of it, in Danish and English.
Denmark is a simple country to do business in. Once you know the rules.
Who it is for
For foreign companies establishing themselves in Denmark, and for international groups with Danish subsidiaries or branches.
Through Alliott Global Alliance, we work closely with advisers in the parent company's country.
What we see with international clients.
- EstablishmentThe choice between a branch and a subsidiary.
- RegistrationsCVR (Danish business registration), VAT and registration as an employer.
- Danish payrollPension, holiday pay and reporting under Danish rules.
- ReportingThe parent company's format, chart of accounts and deadlines.
- Transfer pricingIntra-group prices that must be documented.
- Local contactSomeone who can speak to the Danish authorities on your behalf.
What we deliver.
- Establishment and registrationCompany or branch set up correctly from the start.
- Bookkeeping and reconciliationOngoing bookkeeping under Danish rules.
- PayrollDanish payroll for your employees in Denmark.
- Tax and VATCorporate tax, VAT and duties handled.
- Group reportingReporting in the parent company's format, in English.
- Annual accountsA Danish annual report, reconciled with the group's figures.
We speak Danish with the authorities. And your language with you.
How we work.
- ConversationThe group, its activities and its plans in Denmark.
- EstablishmentStructure and registrations in place.
- Set-upChart of accounts and reporting aligned with the parent company.
- OperationsBookkeeping, payroll, VAT and reporting on a fixed rhythm.
- CoordinationClose dialogue with the group and its advisers.
International network
Local knowledge. Global reach.
As a member of Alliott Global Alliance, we have access to independent advisers in more than 100 countries.
That makes working with the parent company and its advisers simple.
Questions.
Branch or subsidiary in Denmark?
A branch is part of the foreign company, while a subsidiary is an independent Danish entity. The choice affects tax, liability and administration.
Can you report in English and in our format?
Yes. We deliver in the parent company's chart of accounts and templates, in English.
Can you handle Danish payroll for our employees?
Yes. We handle payroll runs, pension, holiday pay and reporting under Danish rules.
What do we need to register for in Denmark?
Typically CVR, VAT and employer registration, depending on your activities.
How do you work with our advisers in our home country?
Directly with your existing advisers or through the Alliott network.
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