Companies operating in Denmark must remember the obligation to submit an annual financial statement. If you own an ApS or A/S company, the management board is required to prepare and file annual reports with Erhvervsstyrelsen (the Danish Business Authority) no later than 6 months after the end of the financial year. Failure to submit the report on time may result in financial penalties, and in extreme cases—even the dissolution of the company. That is why it is crucial that annual reports for companies in Denmark are prepared carefully, in compliance with current regulations, and without errors.
If you run a sole proprietorship (Enkeltmandsvirksomhed), your annual tax return serves as your annual report and must be submitted once a year to SKAT (tax agency).
Annual reporting obligations apply primarily to:
Public limited companies (A/S)
Every annual report must present a true and fair view of the company’s financial situation.
The document consists of statutory parts and, optionally, additional reports supporting business analysis.
The scope and detail of the report depend on the accounting class of the company:
Classification is based on two out of three criteria:
Preparing a report in compliance with Danish law requires not only accounting expertise but also knowledge of local procedures and electronic systems.
– the report is complete and compliant with requirements.
minimizing the risk of fines and issues with Erhvervsstyrelsen.
– focus on business while we handle the paperwork.
we adapt documentation to your company’s accounting class.
With us, preparing an annual report becomes simpler. We provide full support in annual accounting, tax settlements,and reporting to Erhvervsstyrelsen and SKAT. Thanks to our experience and reliability, you can be sure your company complies with all legal requirements and can continue to grow safely.
The deadline depends on the company’s financial year. In most cases, the report must be filed within 6 months of year-end.
Mainly ApS and A/S companies. Sole proprietorships (Enkeltmandsvirksomhed) do not need to submit a report, but must file an annual tax return.
Consequences include financial penalties, and in severe cases, dissolution of the company by Danish authorities.
Yes, but it requires knowledge of accounting law, Danish regulations, and electronic filing systems. Entrusting this to professionals guarantees accuracy and timely submission.
It should provide a full picture of the financial situation—balance sheet, profit and loss account, and for higher classes, cash flow statements and additional explanatory notes.
Yes. As part of our service, we can represent your company in dealings with Erhvervsstyrelsen, SKAT, and other institutions.
Don’t risk fines or errors in your documents. Contact us and find out how we can help with your company’s annual report in Denmark.. With us, your report will be complete, compliant, and submitted on time.
