What to do after registering an ApS company in Denmark

In Denmark, an ApS company (Danish Ltd) is one of the most common legal forms of business chosen by entrepreneurs. Once it is registered, it is necessary to apply for a digital signature (NemID) used, among other things, when logging in to online banking, government websites or the digital mailbox – e-Box, which the entrepreneur is obliged to set up after registering the new company, as this is where he will receive all e-mails from authorities.

The next step after registering a limited liability company in Denmark (ApS) is to set up a company bank account with special powers granted by the bank to act as a NemKonto, to which the tax authority will be able to transfer tax and VAT refunds.

The important details of the new bank account are:
Settlement number
Account number
Bank name
SWIFT
IBAN

The entrepreneur has the right to ask for confirmation from the bank that his newly established company has a NemKonto assigned to it. A foreign bank account can also be used for this purpose (if the entrepreneur does not have a Danish account) - simply fill out and submit a dedicated application for this purpose.

Once the new bank account is set up and registered to the company, the initial capital of 20,000 Danish kroner, which was deposited into the company's account during its registration, can be transferred from the lawyer. In case the owner of the new company has a problem registering a traditional company bank account in Denmark, he can use an alternative Revolut account.