Key Points Every UK limited company must file a confirmation statement (CS01) at least once every 12 months. Missing the 14-day filing window after the review date is a criminal offence for the director. The Economic Crime and Corporate Transparency Act 2023 added three new requirements: a lawful purpose statement, a registered email address, and…
Key Points Lithuania’s new company registrations rose nearly 9% in Q1 2025, the second-fastest growth rate in the EU, driven by demand from international founders targeting the Baltic market. Forming a UAB is only the beginning. The company has mandatory VMI and Sodra registrations, monthly filing obligations, and an annual report due within four months…
Lithuania’s Instant Depreciation Rule for 2026: How Foreign-Owned UABs Can Write Off Equipment in Full on Day One Tax Intelligence Lithuania November 2026 · 1Office Lithuania Key Points · 5 minute read Lithuania’s parliament enacted instant depreciation as part of the 2026 corporate income tax reform. From 1 January 2026, a UAB can deduct the…
1Office UK VAT & Tax 5 min read Running a UK limited company from outside the UK comes with an extra layer of VAT complexity that trips up a lot of founders. The standard £90,000 threshold you hear about may not apply to you at all. Here is how the rules actually work. Key Points…
Finland’s 18% Corporate Tax Rate in 2027: What Foreign-Owned Oy Companies Must Do Now 1Office Finland Tax & Compliance 6 min read Key Points · 3 minute read Finland’s government submitted Government Proposal HE 151/2026 to parliament in October 2026, proposing to reduce the corporate income tax rate from 20% to 18% from tax year…
Swedish AB Annual Accounts 2027: The Practical Guide for Foreign-Owned Companies 1Office Sweden Accounting & Compliance 6 min read Most foreign-owned Swedish ABs know they have to file annual accounts. Fewer know exactly what the filing involves, which accounting framework applies to them, what digital submission means in practice, or why the late fee tripled.…
Tax Insights Estonia For Foreign Residents September 2026 · 1Office Estonia Estonia’s 0% tax on retained profit is real, and it is one of the most genuinely useful features of the Estonian company system for a founder who wants to reinvest rather than pay out early. It is also the kind of feature that gets…
Board Member Fee vs Employment Income for E-Residents: What EMTA Actually Says | 1Office Estonia Tax Intelligence Estonia October 2026 · 1Office Estonia Key Points · 2 minute read Employment income paid to an e-resident for work performed outside Estonia is not subject to Estonian income tax. This is correct and undisputed. Management board member…
You Have Registered a UK Limited Company. Here Is What Comes Next | 1Office UK Compliance UK Accounting October 2026 · 1Office UK Key Points · 7 minute read Incorporation is the starting point, not the finish line. HMRC, Companies House, and potentially VAT obligations begin immediately after registration, some within the first three months.…
Pillar 2 in Sweden: What a Large Group’s Swedish Subsidiary or Branch Actually Needs to Do | 1Office Sweden Tax Sweden Pillar 2 October 2026 · 1Office Sweden Key Points · 5 minute read Pillar 2 scope is determined by the group’s consolidated revenue, not the Swedish entity’s own turnover. A Swedish subsidiary with minimal…