PrivatRevision
Aarhus
- Accounting and bookkeeping
- Tax compliance
- VAT
Languages: Danish · English
View profile of PrivatRevisionAarhus describes itself as Denmark’s second-largest city, and four accounting firms with a profile here serve it. Two are small practices, one is medium-sized and one belongs to a large network. Only one gives a founding year, 2009. There is no corporate service provider or law firm among them, so the help here is accounting-led: bookkeeping, VAT, payroll and tax returns, with company formation and audit each offered by a single firm.
Danish is the working language of all four, and English is offered by two, so a founder who needs English should ask before booking a meeting. One firm also works in Polish. If you are weighing Aarhus against the capital, the Copenhagen page lists more firms and more English.
Aarhus
Languages: Danish · English
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View profile of AzetsThe client groups differ from those in Copenhagen. One firm names Polish workers and residents in Denmark and Polish entrepreneurs, one names private individuals and the self-employed, one owner-managers, and one expats and people moving to or from Denmark. One works with Danish companies expanding across the Nordics and Spain, and one with Nordic groups and international groups. Foreign companies entering Denmark are named by a single firm. Real estate is the only industry named.
So Aarhus suits an owner who is already living in Denmark or a founder with a smaller operation more than a foreign group seeking a corporate registry service. Ask how a firm works with a client who lives abroad and which tasks need a Danish digital login.
One firm handles ApS companies and one handles A/S companies. All four do accounting; three offer tax compliance and VAT, two payroll, and one each audit, company formation, residency and visa help and bank account assistance. Nobody offers corporate secretarial work or a virtual office here, so a founder who needs those would look in Copenhagen.
Other Danish towns, including Aalborg and Langeskov, have no page; their firms appear on the country page. The legal steps are in the Denmark guide, and you can ask for a quote when you are ready.
Two of the four work in English, and all four in Danish. One also works in Polish. Ask before a first meeting whether the whole engagement, including reports, can be in English.
All four do accounting. Three offer tax compliance and VAT, two payroll, and one each company formation, audit, residency and visa help and bank account assistance. None offers corporate secretarial work or a virtual office.
Aarhus firms describe a mix of private individuals, owner-managers, expats and a few international groups. A larger group with many entities may also want the Copenhagen page, which has more corporate service depth.
Yes. Danish registrations and filings are made online and apply nationwide, so the firm's location matters for meetings more than for the work.
Firms in towns without a page, such as Aalborg and Langeskov, appear on the Denmark country page. The Copenhagen page covers the capital region.
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