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" align="left"> <h1>Danish Companies</h1> <p>Register with the Danish Tax Authorities, also known as Customs and Tax Administration, before you launch the process of establishing a Danish company. You will need to register for VAT (Value-Added Tax) in most cases. Another important step is hiring employees, although this is contingent on the kind of business you're looking to start. In Denmark you can also hire foreign employees as well as transfer existing employees from a different country.
/p> <h2>Danish companies are among the top in terms of revenue
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p>Denmark is a varied country with an abundance of suitable agricultural land and an arid climate. It is also a major center for sustainable energy sources. The country has advanced in technology in recent years. While banks that have been disrupted have popped up but traditional institutions remain strong. For instance, one of the most famous Danish companies is Carlsberg, which is still located in Copenhagen. The Carlsberg Group was founded in 1847.
/p> <p>The Danish dairy industry is a large market. There are more than 500 employees working in companies like Lunar with offices in Copenhagen, Aarhus, Stockholm, and Oslo. Denmark is among the largest dairy suppliers in the world and has Arla being one of the biggest players. Its products comprise a variety of Danish brands such as Cravendale (known as Cravendale in the United Kingdom).
/p> <p>Foreign investment is encouraged through the liberalization policies of the country. Foreign investors can invest as much as 40 percent in the Danish company. However, they must satisfy strict requirements to ensure that they do not compromise the national security. For instance, foreign companies should not hold more than 20 percent voting rights and 20 percent of the equity of the company. The Ministry of Justice must approve foreign investments in Danish defense firms.
/p> <h2>Danish companies are a leader in terms of their location
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p>The Fortune Global 500 ranks the most powerful companies in the world according to annual revenue, which is based on fiscal year of 2018. This includes their headquarters as well as their global workforce and net profits. Here, we will look at a few companies based in Denmark. Tiffany & Co. is one of the most well-known Danish brands.
/p> <p>Chinese markets offer a growing opportunity for Danish companies. One-third of Danish companies have at least one office in China, and most have their global headquarters in Denmark. However about a quarter of companies have more than 500 employees in China. The Chinese market represents up to 20% of their total global turnover. However, the proportion of Danish firms operating in China is expected to remain stable over the next few years.
/p> <p>Denmark has an excellent transport system. DSB for instance is the operator of the Oresundstag service between Denmark and Sweden. SJ is, however, the primary train operator in Sweden. It is also possible to utilize public transportation to travel throughout Denmark. The train network is extremely efficient. The largest train operator is DSB that was established in 1885.
/p> <h2>Danish companies in terms of size
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p>There are many large Danish companies that have been around since the beginning. LEGO for instance, is a renowned company that employs more than 18,000 employees around the world and runs an amusement park in Billund, Denmark. A.P. is another major Danish company. Moller-Maersk which is responsible for the transportation of energy and goods. It has its headquarters in Copenhagen and offices, subsidiaries, and branches across the 125 countries.
/p> <p>Another of the top Danish companies is DSV, which ranks third in the nation's top companies in terms of revenue. DSV has offices in Aarhus, Copenhagen, Oslo, and Stockholm. Dairy is a major business in Denmark. Arla one of Denmark's largest companies is a major supplier of dairy and has a few brands that are well-known in the United Kingdom.
/p> <p>Another major Danish company is Novo Nordisk, which has production sites in eight countries and offices in more than 75. Novo Nordisk produces and sells pharmaceutical products. Some of its key products are diabetes medications and hemostasis management. It employs 40,000 people, and its products are sold in more than 180 countries.
/p> <h2>Danish companies are taxed
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p>Danish companies can choose to consolidate their worldwide operations with a foreign business if it has a qualifying relationship. The Danish company must have at least a 10 year relationship with the foreign company in order to be eligible for tax consolidation. Danish companies who create a tax group with a foreign business are jointly responsible for taxation of corporates and WHT. However, joint and multiple liability ceases when a company moves out of its Danish tax group. If the company is sold, the group selling it is not responsible for any tax claims made against the company.
/p> <p>Denmark's oil and gas activity is subject to a 22% tax rate. This is higher than for non-oil and gas-related activities. This includes seismic surveying, drilling, and oilfield services. There are exemptions from taxation that make taxation of these activities less aggressive. For instance in December 2015 the Danish Parliament approved an amendment to the Tonnage Tax Act, which included more activities within the Tonnage Tax Scheme. The European Commission approved the amendment on October 12, 2018, with retrospective effect for fiscal year 2017.
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