What are the documents required to establish a company in Denmark?

Documents required to establish a company in Denmark include:

1. Confirmation of the selected name depending on the company type: You need to choose a name for your company. However, before you can use this name, you must obtain approval from the Danish Chamber of Commerce.

2. Certificate of incorporation by company type: There are different types of companies for establishing a company in Denmark. Different incorporation documents are required for each type of company. For example, if you want to establish a limited company (ApS), you need to prepare the agreement, which is the company's incorporation document.

3. Identity documents of directors: Identity documents are required for the directors of your company. These documents can be a passport or ID card.

4. Company address and registered office: Your company must have an address. You also need to determine an office address where the company will be registered.

5. Articles of incorporation of the company: Articles of incorporation of the company is a document that determines the rules and operation of the company. This document must be prepared and approved by a notary.

6. Company tax number: If your company operates in Denmark, you must obtain a tax number. This number is used for the company's tax purposes.

7. Registration of the company: Your company must be registered in the trade registry. This registration process is carried out by the Danish Chamber of Commerce. In addition to these documents, additional documents may be required depending on the sector in which your company will operate. Therefore, it may be beneficial to get support from a lawyer or consultant during the company establishment process.