If a company fails to comply with its corporate law obligations or, for example, does not respond to enquiries from the Danish Business Authority, it may be referred for compulsory dissolution. This may occur, for instance, in the event of missing filings, deficiencies in the registration of management, or other matters that have not been remedied within the prescribed deadlines.
For many business owners, compulsory dissolution may come as a surprise, but it will often be possible to rectify the situation if action is taken in time.
AYA Law provides prompt and focused advice in connection with cases of compulsory dissolution. We help identify the reason for the Danish Business Authority’s action, handle the dialogue with the authorities, and ensure that the necessary matters are brought into order, including correct registration and filing via virk.dk.
If the company has already been referred for compulsory dissolution, we can also assist with restoration so that the business may continue operating. We guide you through the process and ensure that the formal requirements are met, allowing the company to continue its operations without unnecessary disruption.
At AYA Law, we help create clarity and find the right solution – even when the situation has become urgent.
You are always welcome to contact us for a no-obligation conversation, where we can discuss the possibilities for helping you and your company move forward.