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1 min read | 08 Apr 2025

News New requirements for registration of working hours adopted by the Danish Parliament

Recently, a new bill for registrering working hours was passed by the Danish Parliament. Read more about its effect on companies.

3 min read | 30 Jan 2024

News SAP challenges for Danish subsidiaries in international corporations

Danish subsidiaries in international groups that use SAP for accounting are challenged by the new requirements for digital bookkeeping, as SAP is not yet recognized as an approved accounting system by the Danish Business Authority.

Rikke Andersen Hviid

| 2 min read | 24 Jun 2024

Blog The outlook for 2013

The big New Year business story was that politicians in the United States had pulled the economy back from the brink of the ‘fiscal cliff’, albeit slightly later than planned.

Brian Rasmussen

| 10 Jan 2013

Tax Expatriate tax ebook

This Expatriate tax ebook has been designed to provide an overview of the different tax systems around the globe and gives further information about tax systems and regulations in specific countries.

Carsten Mønster

| 01 Jan 2013

Global Economy Globalisation tied up with red tape

On the one hand, the results from our once-every-two-years look at the world’s leading emerging markets were encouraging. Business leaders across the world are looking at international expansion opportunities.

Carsten Ingemann Johansen

| 12 Dec 2012

Tax Expatriate tax newsletter, edition 8

Grant Thornton understands that multinational tax challenges are among the most complex and expensive issues facing companies with international operations. And expatriate tax issues are a key consideration for companies working across borders.

Carsten Mønster

| 08 Dec 2012

Blog Doing business in Russia

Your questions answered by Nigel Davies, your questions answered by Nigel Davis

Brian Rasmussen

| 05 Dec 2012

Blog Putting a price on the eurozone crisis

Monday night’s news that international lenders had reached an agreement on how to remedy Greece’s bailout programme, thereby releasing a delayed €34.4bn aid payment, was an important step for the future of the eurozone. But as the crisis drags on and growth rates continue to disappoint, the cost to businesses keeps on rising.

Brian Rasmussen

| 28 Nov 2012

Private Equity Widening the search for growth

On Thursday of last week, I chaired a panel of leading figures from the PE industry – including Paul Canning (HIG Capital Europe), David Whileman (3i), Franceso di Valmarana (Pantheon) and my colleague Mo Merali (Grant Thornton UK) – to launch our 2012 Global Private Equity report: ‘The search for growth’.

Michael Winther Rasmussen

| 21 Nov 2012

Blog New leadership in China and the US

The Philippine economy is growing fast. GDP expanded by 6.8% in 2012 and, whilst remittances climbed to a record high of US$23.8 billion in 2012, their share of GDP actually dropped to 8.5%, down from 9% in 2011.

Brian Rasmussen

| 14 Nov 2012

Blog Faster growth or greater security?

One of the most interesting aspects of our recent Global Dynamism Index (GDI) was the strong performance of mature economies. It was a result Ed Nusbaum described as counterintuitive in that the word dynamism tends to be attributed to faster growing emerging markets such as the BRIC economies.

Brian Rasmussen

| 30 Oct 2012

Blog Stuck in the doldrums

Economic slowdown hampering business growth efforts. Globally, business optimism dropped for the year ahead from net 23% in Q2 to net 8%, well below the 2010-12 average.

19 Oct 2012

Blog The Olympic legacy: Beijing vs London

The London 2012 Olympic and Paralympic Games were widely regarded as a huge success. Spectators, officials and competitors alike praised not just the efficiency of organisation, but the spirit in which the games were held.

Brian Rasmussen

| 08 Oct 2012

IBR A rocky road to recovery

Recovery from the financial crisis remains uncertain across both mature and emerging markets. During the past 12 months we have seen volatile commodity prices, disruptions in supply chains, political uprisings and natural disasters.

Carsten Ingemann Johansen

| 01 Oct 2012

Women in business 2012 Still not enough

The past 12 months have seen women take the lead in some of the toughest economic and political environments, and they also head governments in countries such as Argentina, Australia, Brazil and Thailand.

Carsten Mønster

| 01 Oct 2012

M&A Building momentum

Through our International Business Report we’ve been keeping track of global figures on the appetites for both domestic and cross-border transactions since 2008.

01 Oct 2012

Blog How dynamic is your economy?

The global economy is going through a very difficult phase. Growth in key emerging markets such as China, Brazil and India is slowing. In the United States, the economy seems to be treading water as everyone waits for the presidential elections in November, despite the looming ‘fiscal cliff’.

Brian Rasmussen

| 13 Sep 2012

Global Dynamism Index (GDI) Global Dynamism Index (GDI) 2012

We believe that dynamic organisations need to apply both reason and instinct to decision making. Deciding which markets your business should operate in is no different.

Carsten Ingemann Johansen

| 08 Aug 2012

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