Denmark

Denmark is the leading country in terms of the number of agreements concluded with other countries on the avoidance of double taxation (about 70 countries). Denmark has a flat corporate income tax of 32%, which is paid in installments twice a year. It turns out that Denmark is a jurisdiction with standard taxation and does not fit the definition of a tax haven.

Is this really so? Compared to classic offshore zones, Denmark provides the possibility of registering low-tax companies. This activity is gaining momentum every year, which brings decent dividends. The status of an offshore partnership is defined as a legal entity with limited liability. For the registration of a company in which two offshore companies act as partners, Denmark offers a variety of services and benefits.

The service of registering a new offshore company in Denmark includes advice on the efficient use of tax advantages offered by the jurisdiction of this country. After the registration is completed, the offshore company can operate and use the registered accounts.

In addition, Denmark is an independent EU country and is famous for its traditional banking secrecy. The most famous and reliable Danish banks are Danske, Nordea, Jyske bank, Sydbank, FIH, Spar Nord, Ringjobing Landbobank and BankNordik.

There are no currency restrictions or restrictions on the exchange of foreign currency, the currency can be easily imported or exported from the country.

Another significant advantage - in 1998, amendments to Danish legislation opened the possibility for holding companies to transfer dividends received abroad further to their parent companies in states that have tax agreements concluded with Denmark, without any tax payments.

Denmark has an image of a standard jurisdiction with a very stable and strong position in the conduct of international commercial transactions.