What are the types of companies in Denmark?

There are various types of companies in Denmark. The most common among these are:

1. A/S (Anpartsselskab): It is a type of joint stock company whose capital is divided into shares. It requires at least one founder and is subject to minimum capital requirements.

2. ApS (Aktieselskab): It is a type of limited company whose capital is divided into shares. It has minimum capital requirements and requires at least one founder.

3. IVS (Iværksætterselskab): Known as an entrepreneurial company, this type of company is a type of limited company with minimum capital requirements and requires at least one founder.

4. Enkeltmandsvirksomhed: Known as a sole proprietorship, this type of company is when one person does business on his own behalf. It has no minimum capital requirements and carries limited liability.

5. K/S (Kommanditselskab): This type of company, known as a limited partnership, is formed by the combination of at least one limited partner and one limited partner. While the limited partner has limited liability, the general partner has unlimited liability. These are just a few examples, many different types of companies can be found in Denmark. Before incorporation, it is recommended that you consult local counsel to learn more about local legal requirements and company types.