Many entrepreneurs from foreigner countries are interested in Europe as a business environment, but how to choose the exact country to start your business in? In this article we highlight Lithuania and bring out the reasons making Lithuania stand out. Lithuanian government has a strong emphasis of creating new jobs and therefore they are happy…
Already since January 1, 2017 there is a law in place in Latvia attracting investors with several advantages to start-up companies. It is unique in Europe and allows to efficiently grow venture capital investors’ money in young Latvian start-ups. The adopted law creates a special tax regime for start-up companies in Latvia and the first…
Estonia’s government in connection with the e-residency project has implemented several amendments to Estonian legislation. The latest amendment coming into force from 15th of January 2018 unties the location of the company from the location of the management and allows to run an Estonian company completely from abroad. Currently both – the company and its management…
In today’s world, most of the business is international. This means that the tax rules of several countries should be considered. It can be a little difficult at the beginning and it makes sense to get a tax consultation before making any decisions, but in this article we answer some of the questions our clients…
We established a business in Latvia and here are some reasons why you should consider bringing your business to this market too.
This article introduce you to permanent establishment tax risks, so that you are able to prevent them in a timely manner.
1Office Group opened its new office in Latvia. This marks the firm’s 5th location in the Northern Europe.
1Office launched a web portal for Commercial Register services that helps to simplify the procedure for establishing businesses in Estonia for e-residents.
This article brings to you some of the reasons why companies have chosen Sweden as their new business destination.
Take a look at the comparison table of the most common taxes in Estonia, Sweden, Finland and in the United Kingdom in 2017.