Taxation Courses Copenhagen Near Me

4worldlovers: Our independent firm of qualified professionals is specialising in guiding you, as an internationally operating business, safely through the maze of challenges of setting up and running operations in a new jurisdiction.

We have been operating in Copenhagen since 1995, where a multinational team provides a wide range of highly professional accounting, tax and advisory services for foreign companies doing business in Denmark.

Our Maltese office provides full management support for foreign companies doing business in or with Malta. We are experienced professionals with local and international experience working as your local partner.

Sheltons’ UK office is gradually becoming our central hub and Group headquarters. Our office is located in central London and is a natural linkage between our international business activities and global locations.

Our team in Italy operate predominantly in English language and have significant experience in dealing with international businesses. Professional guidance is offered to international clients especially when dealing with the complexities and ambiguities of Italy, typically arising from both linguistic and cultural differences.

Our tax, accounting, business advisory and company secretarial team in Singapore have significant experience in dealing with businesses based in our typical target markets: Australia & New Zealand, Western Europe and North America. We are experienced in assisting such businesses in understanding the complexities and ambiguities of Singapore, typically arising from linguistic and cultural differences.

We offer a full range of tax advisory and tax compliance services. We have extensive experience providing multi-jurisdictional tax advice, advice on tax treaty issues and cross-border tax efficient structuring.

4worldlovers:
Ecovis in Denmark consists of three entities: ECOVIS Denmark, ECOVIS Svane and ECOVIS Legal Denmark.

The following pages present ECOVIS Denmark and ECOVIS Svane providing audit, accounting and tax services.

4worldlovers: We assist both businesses and individuals in controversies with the Danish tax authorities. We provide advice from when the case is initiated by the Danish tax authorities until it is concluded, whether by agreement with the tax authorities or after an appeal process to the Danish courts and/or the European Court of Justice. We also assist with obtaining binding advanced rulings and applications to utilise mutual agreement procedures. Away from controversies, we also give strategic tax advice in particular with respect to cross-border tax issues.

That a case is winnable does not automatically entail that it is won. Bjørnholm Law is a leading firm when it comes to winning cases. This is because we are thorough, we form a clear strategy for the case, and our business is focused on tax controversies. We build excellent working relations with other advisors involved in our cases. All these factors ensure that the arguments presented are to the point and well considered.

We are currently involved in several transfer pricing disputes at all levels of the process and concerns issues such as business restructurings (closing businesses and transforming from fully fledged to limited risk), royalties and employee secondments. We are handling cases at the tax authority audit stage, cases at the administrative appeal stage, court cases and cases under mutual agreement procedure. Aside from transfer pricing the issues at stake in our current caseload include beneficial ownership; deduction of business expenses; deduction of disgorgements and the treatment of trust.

Our expertise within taxation is acknowledged by leading independent rating organisations.

Bjørnholm Law successfully completed a MAP between Denmark and the UK resulting in full elimination of double taxation. The MAP under the EU Arbitration Convention was a result of a successfully negotiated settlement with the Danish tax authorities.

Bodil Tolstrup and Nikolaj Bjørnholm (correspondent to European Taxation) have written a note on the final Danish decision from the Supreme Court on beneficial ownership with respect to dividends following the ECJ Decision in the “Danish Cases” For more information, please see European Taxation Journal, vol 63, issue 5 (2023). Link to note

Nikolaj Bjørnholm has been member of the conference planning board and will speak in the panel “Managing Uncertainty in Transfer Pricing: Evolving Methods and Current State of APA Play” co-chaired by Joe Duffy, Matheson, Dublin. The co-panelist are Markus Baur, Tax Director, Transfer Pricing, IBM, Vienna, Mark van Casteren, Huygens Quantitative Tax Consulting B.V., Amsterdam, Nils Harbeke, Pestalozzi Attorneys at Law Ltd, Zurich, Lisandra Ortiz, Miller & Chevalier Chartered, Washington, DC and Marco Valdonio, Maisto, Milan. The conference is organised by American Bar Association, in cooperation with the IBA and the US IFA branch. For more information, see here.

Bodil Tolstrup spoke on the tax litigation panel alongside formidable colleagues: Liesl Frida Fichardt (Quinn Emanuel Urquhart & Sullivan, London); Caroline Ciraolo (Kostelanetz, Washington, DC); Angel Garcia Ruiz (Garrigues, Madrid); Andrea Silvestri (Bonelli Erede Lombardi Pappalardo Studio Legale, Milan); Christopher Slade (Aird Berlis, Toronto, Ontario); and Benjamin Twardosz (Cerha Hempel Rechtsanwälte Gmbh, Vienna).

Bodil Tolstrup and Nikolaj Bjørnholm (correspondent to European Taxation) have written a note on another High Court Decision on the EU Arbitration whether or not the taxpayer’s MAP request had been rightly denied by the Danish tax authorities. The note discussed the decision and its ramifications. For more information, please see European Taxation Journal 2022, volume 29 : here