On 12 May 2020, the Danish parliament adopted a proposed control package, which entails a number of changes to Danish company law, including the Danish Company Act. All of these initiatives increase the authorities’ ability to control companies and ensure that companies comply with the rules of th...

Advance holiday, holiday period, frozen holiday pay? The new vacation law contains some new terms and rules that you should know about. To make it easier for you to get started with the new rules, we have collected a number of practical questions and tips for you: What needs to be changed in your wa...

News from Denmark and the new Danish holiday act at a glance....

On the 17th of March 2020, the Danish Parliament adopted yet another aid package to support Danish businesses. The new initiatives strengthen the liquidity of Danish companies and self-employed people.  The tax-initiatives contain the following four measures to support the liquidity of small, mediu...

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– The Danish government has decided on various measures to provide financial support to Danish employers and to counter impending layoffs. This includes state wage compensation and the reimbursement of daily sickness benefits for COVID-19 infected, which can be claimed under certain conditions...

Even prior to the government-imposed restrictions on our freedom of movement, the coronavirus had already left its mark on the economy on the vast majority of businesses. The Government has adopted several measures to help the companies, but despite the postponement of deadlines for the payment of V...

We are proud to present that our colleague, Attorney at Law Christian Dalgaard Sanning, has been admitted to the Danish Debt Collection Agency panel of lawyers. The panel consists of 277 lawyers spread across the country’ jurisdictions, who will be curating bankruptcy cases, where the public secto...

We wish to inform you that the annual waste administration fee in Denmark has been abolished per January 1, 2019. The amendment of the Act will take effect from January 1, 2019 and in the future, Danish companies will not have to pay the annual fee, which typically amounts to approx. DKK 700 per yea...