What incorporating in Denmark means
An ApS (Anpartsselskab, private limited company) is the standard vehicle for a permanent business presence, registered digitally through Virk.dk with no notary required. Larger operations sometimes use an A/S (Aktieselskab, public limited company, minimum capital DKK 400,000, 25% payable at formation). When you form one, you become the legal employer and operator in Denmark, with full control and no per-employee EOR fees, in exchange for the setup time and the ongoing obligations.
How incorporating in Denmark works, step by step
From structuring the company to operating it compliantly.
What incorporating in Denmark costs
Two kinds of cost: the one-off formation, and the ongoing operating obligations. Denmark’s formation cost is low; the real commitment is the ongoing compliance. We give you a clear figure before you commit.
Why form your Danish company through Bradford Jacobs
Why companies incorporate in Denmark through us rather than a one-off formation agent.
The incorporation trap nobody flags
A growing business hits a good quarter and someone says, let us just set up a proper Danish company. It sounds responsible. It usually is not, yet. Here is what people expect against what happens in practice.
What we handle for your company
Beyond incorporation, we can run the full back office for your company.
Your questions answered
Straight answers on incorporating and running a company in Denmark.
Tax, company, and labour data verified July 2026 (Skattestyrelsen, Virk.dk, ATP). Figures change; we confirm the current position when we scope your formation.
