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Setting up and registering a sole proprietorship
Setting up as a sole proprietor in Denmark is a fairly straightforward process. The Danish tax authorities provide official information about what you need to do and you can also book free guidance meetings via their website:
You may also find the following information on how to get started as a sole trader helpful: https://dinero.dk/tips/start-enkeltmandsvirksomhed/ This is a page run by Dinero, the most used bookkeeping software for small businesses in Denmark. They offer chat support on their website so may be a useful resource. PLEASE NOTE: Sandberg does not have experience of, nor recommend, any particular company, so it is your responsibility to research the options available and select one to suit your requirements.
Using an invoicing company
It is also possible to invoice and receive payment for your work without starting your own business. You can sign up with a company who will invoice and handle your tax and other financial obligations for you. Below is a link to a company that offers that service. PLEASE NOTE: Sandberg does not have experience of, nor recommend, any particular company, so it is your responsibility to research the options available and select one to suit your requirements.
If you decide to invoice this way, please check that the invoicing company you are using accepts payments from companies based in the UK.