Hiring employees for your Estonian company can be straightforward, involving just the signing of a contract and registration with the tax office. However, if you seek talent from outside the EU, the process might require additional steps.
E-commerce has revolutionised the way businesses operate, offering unparalleled access to global markets. Estonia, with its advanced digital infrastructure and business-friendly environment, is an ideal location for setting up and running an e-commerce enterprise. Known for its innovative e-government initiatives and widespread internet connectivity, Estonia provides a robust platform for online businesses to thrive. The country’s streamlined processes for company registration and efficient digital services make it easier for entrepreneurs to establish and manage their e-commerce ventures. In this dynamic landscape, Estonia stands out as a hub for digital commerce, offering numerous opportunities for growth and success. We met with Mr Zhu Tiezhong, an entrepreneur actively involved in e-commerce, to discuss his activities and future plans.
VAT changes due to Brexit are affecting the UK companies selling goods to the EU consumers. Read more about the current VAT regulations and the changes applied from 1 July 2021.
The number of remote companies is rapidly growing. Meaning that employees can now choose from a global pool of employers. Therefore, it is important to take care of the basic needs of remote workers.
UK tax system is quite complex, so it is necessary to learn some basic rules to keep your company in good standing. We have gathered the most important information about taxes in the UK and wrote an overview of the main rules you should know. The difference between financial year, accounting period and personal…
Finland is an inviting business environment for many entrepreneurs. Read about 5 reasons why company formation in Finland is really easy for foreigners.
Read about the mandatory requirements for accounting in Estonia and learn which companies are obligated to do accounting every month.
All Estonian companies are obligated to submit the data of the person who benefits from the company’s activities’, or so-called
beneficial owner, in the Estonian Business Register. Submitting the data of the company’s beneficial owner is mandatory due
to the updates in the Money Laundering and Terrorist Financing Prevention Act. The new requirement is in force from 10 March 2020.
Opening a company in Finland can be done fully remotely with the help of 1Office Finland is a great destination for your business. The business environment is very stable, and it is part of the Nordic ecosystem. Additionally, Finland has a very good flight connection with Asia. It is also very safe to do…
The UK government and HMRC have the ambition to become one of the most digitally advanced tax administrations in the world. As of today, every individual and business in UK already has access to their own personalized digital tax account. The personal tax account can be found in gov.uk website and you need to have…