Document background
The Incorporation Agreement is a crucial document used when establishing a new company in Denmark, serving as the foundational contract between founding members. This document is required when two or more parties wish to formally establish a company under Danish law, detailing the initial structure, responsibilities, and contributions of each founding member. The agreement must comply with the Danish Companies Act and includes essential information such as share capital allocation, management composition, and registration requirements. An Incorporation Agreement typically precedes the company's formal registration with the Danish Business Authority and is often prepared in conjunction with the Articles of Association. The document is particularly important as it establishes the legal framework for the company's operation and helps prevent future disputes by clearly documenting the founding members' intentions and agreements.
