1Office is modernising the business services
Read about 1Office’s plan to modernize the business service sector from the Estonian Chamber of Commerce and Industry magazine Teataja.
What are the primary forms of business in Sweden?
The first stage in establishing a company is selecting the form of business. The primary form of business often is Limited company.
What are the primary forms of business in Finland?
The first stage in establishing a company is selecting the form of business. Deciding which type of business to set up depends on the business area of activity and related risks.
Managing permanent establishment risk
Permanent establishment audits are trending amongst tax authorities, creating disputes and uncertainty for taxpayers.
What are the primary forms of business in Estonia?
Deciding which type of business to set up depends on the business area of activity and related risks.
Guide to UK accountants
Comprehensive overview of the qualifications of bookkeepers and accountants in the UK.
Rental price growth in London
Rental price growth of London skyscrapers outpaces the rest of the world According to real estate firm Knight Frank, office rents in London are growing faster than in any other major city around the world. Growth in towers like the Shard and the Cheesegrater has increased by 10.7% in the last six months ahead of…
Business rates decentralised by 2020
Plans for local government to gain new powers and retain local taxes set out by George Osborne On 5 October the Chancellor set out plans to devolve new powers from Whitehall to local areas to promote growth and prosperity by attracting business and creating jobs. Local government will be able to retain 100% of local…
UK tax system explained to foreigners
The tax system in the United Kingdom is not easy to explain to foreigners. Arguably UK has the longest tax code in the world since 2009. Then international legal research company LexisNexis revealed their finding that the UK tax code has more than doubled in size since 1997, reaching 11,520 pages. The annual changes to…
Business in Estonia for e-residents
Less than half a year has passed from e-resident concept winning the development ideas’ contest organised by the Estonian Development Fund. From December 2014 the nationals of foreign countries can apply for an e-resident’s digital identity card for 50 euros. The Estonian Police and Border Guard Board’s service point has to be visited twice for…