Scandicorp will prepare all formalities and paperwork for the registration of your company and liaise with the relevant authorities to ensure that your company will be immediately operational.
A professional accounting team with international experience will bring you high-end expert service. We take care of everything from bookkeeping, archiving, accounting, VAT and tax consulting.
Your company will need to have a Registered Office Address in the country of registration. Scandicorp will provide you with a Registered Office with a prestigious address within your chosen jurisdiction.
Corporate records, local directorship services, corporate secretarial services, investor/owners registers, board and shareholder meetings, listing services and transfer agency.
Scandicorp will be happy to introduce you to local banks and assist with the opening of corporate bank accounts in Scandinavia. Scandicorp will guide you through the requirements and procedures and help you find a working solution.
Running a business in an unfamiliar jurisdiction is often a challenge. Clients can rely on the support of Scandicorp to ensure that the company is managed in a compliant manner and that all Statutory Reporting will be handled in a timely and professional manner.
The Swedish government plans to lower corporate taxes in two stages from 22% down to 20.6%. The rate is to fall to 21.4 percent from Jan. 1, 2018 and to 20.6 percent in 2021, Finance Minister Magdalena Andersson said on…
Scandicorp congratulates Finland on 100 years of independence! Our Helsinki office will be closed today Wednesday the 6th of December but will reopen again on Thursday.
Despite cultural, economic and business differences the Nordic countries have many positive aspects in common. The choice of where to locate a business in this part of the world will naturally depend on the specific nature of the business in question….
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