Enforretningsadresse

Enforretningsadresse is the official address a company uses for its legal identity and official communications. Typically, it serves as the registered location in corporate registries and as the address where authorities, courts, and other agencies may send notices. The enforretningsadresse is often distinct from other addresses a company uses, such as a mailing address, invoicing address, or warehouse location, though a single address can sometimes fulfill multiple roles.

In many jurisdictions, the enforretningsadresse must be a physical location capable of receiving correspondence and legal documents. It is commonly referred to as the registered office or principal place of business, with exact requirements—such as whether a PO box is acceptable or whether a virtual office suffices—varying by country and business form.

The address is usually recorded in the company's official records or registry and is publicly accessible to enable identification and contact. Changes to the enforretningsadresse typically require formal filings with the relevant authorities, and failure to maintain a valid address can affect legal validity, tax status, or licensing.

Businesses should consider privacy and regulatory obligations when publishing or sharing the enforretningsadresse, balancing transparency with protection of personal or sensitive data.