Danemark is a very pro-entrepreneur country. If you want to setup a business, it is very easy, you can tax deduct nearly everything and you will have all the benefits of a very well run country. I have been working for both funded and bootstrapped startups in Denmark and Denmark is definitely one of the most business friendly country in Europe.
You must put the law in the context of the country, here it simply says: "you can setup a company here, you will enjoy everything from Denmark you love, but do not expect to make it big, sale and not pay back your due". They want people starting businesses and then staying there. Just that.
Take a look at what you get in the "all inclusive" package when living in Denmark: free education (in fact you are paid to go to the university), very good health care system, low violence, relaxed life, well run infrastructure you can trust, etc...
You must put the law in the context of the country, here it simply says: "you can setup a company here, you will enjoy everything from Denmark you love, but do not expect to make it big, sale and not pay back your due". They want people starting businesses and then staying there. Just that.
Take a look at what you get in the "all inclusive" package when living in Denmark: free education (in fact you are paid to go to the university), very good health care system, low violence, relaxed life, well run infrastructure you can trust, etc...