This ‘Doing Business in Denmark’ guide is provided primarily for foreign investors and is only intended for the purposes of introducing and providing an overview of certain legal areas of Danish law. Before commitment to Denmark as an investment destination, a more detailed examination of specific Danish legal matters and related enquires is required.
This guide concentrates on in-bound investment forms such as the various types of corporate entities, mergers & acquisitions and various issues which may be necessary to consider when investing in Denmark including taxation, employment matters and competition regulation amongst other things.
The content of this guide does not constitute legal advice and cannot be relied upon in any matter, substance or form. Although EU law considerations are always practically an integral part of any investment decision, this guide does not include such EU law considerations.
This guide is provided for our customers only and, due to the generic content, it cannot be relied upon in connection with specific transactions. In case of specific transactions, specific advice should always be obtained. We therefore disclaim any and all liability for any and all content of the guide. We have not assumed responsibility of any kind as a consequence of a reader’s use of the guide.
This guide is updated as of 12 September 2011.