2026 brought several important tax and regulatory changes in Estonia.Some were planned and then cancelled. Others quietly reshaped payroll, social tax, and employment rules. For companies operating in Estonia, especially those with employees, foreign founders, or cross-border activity, the real impact is not in the headlines but in how payroll, tax declarations, and compliance are…
VAT is one of the first compliance topics international founders encounter when doing business in Lithuania. It is also one of the most misunderstood. In 2026, Lithuanian VAT rules remain broadly stable, but the way they apply to foreign companies, e-commerce sellers and cross-border service providers continues to raise questions. Understanding when VAT registration is…
How annual reports work in Estonia in 2026: deadlines, requirements and filling for OÜ, AS and e-residents Annual report season in Estonia does not suddenly begin in June. In reality, it starts much earlier, often at the moment a company completes its financial year and begins preparing its accounting data. Companies that wait until the…
If you live abroad but earn income from Sweden, you may be subject to SINK tax, Sweden’s special income tax regime for non-residents. For international founders, remote workers, board members, and short-term assignees, understanding SINK is essential to avoid incorrect tax withholding, double taxation, or unnecessary reporting obligations. This guide explains how SINK works in…
Our tax consultation team has put together a simple comparison table of the primary corporate and personal taxes in Estonia, Lithuania, Sweden, Finland and UK. These tables are to be considered informative and general. Please note that tax rates can change. In case of further questions, feel free to contact us via email at estonia@1office.co…
Accounting in Estonia remains one of the main reasons international founders choose to establish an OÜ. Estonia’s digital-first infrastructure, predictable compliance rules, and deferred corporate income tax system make it especially attractive for e-residents and remote-first businesses. This guide explains how accounting in Estonia works in 2026, what obligations apply to OÜs, and how professional…
UK limited companies operate under strict statutory timelines set by Companies House and HMRC. International founders in particular must understand UK limited company deadlines to avoid penalties, director liability, or compulsory strike-off. This 2026 guide covers the confirmation statement due date, annual accounts filing deadlines, and Corporation Tax obligations, with practical examples and penalty thresholds.…
Remote international entrepreneurs expanding into Finland through digital services, e-commerce, or freelance operations benefit from targeted 2026 tax reforms including VAT reductions and expanded inheritance exemptions. Spring 2026 introduces Primary Digitalisation under the Act on Primary Digitalisation, delivering Tax Administration letters and decisions exclusively to MyTax for e-service users or Suomi.fi Messages with activated notifications;…
Running a business in Finland means navigating a tax environment that evolves as your company grows. From the moment you obtain your Finnish Business ID (Y-tunnus) to the moment you expand, hire employees or close the company, your tax registrations and obligations change. This guide explains the complete Finnish tax life cycle for companies, from…
As the year closes, Swedish limited companies (aktiebolag, AB) must tie up financial and administrative tasks to stay compliant. Missing deadlines can trigger late-filing penalties, loss of F-tax status, or even liquidation in serious cases. This 2025 guide walks you through the essentials: audit requirements, negative equity checks, preliminary tax (F-tax), corporate income tax (INK2),…