You have registered the company in Estonia and keep hearing from different sources, that for sure you need to submit your company annual report, keep the deadline in mind. But you are still puzzled about what to bear in mind with the Estonian Company annual report. Below are the most common questions our accountants receive…
Start and grow your business in Estonia Expanding to Estonia or planning to sell into the EU? Understanding VAT registration in Estonia is a crucial step. As one of Europe’s most digital and business-friendly environments, Estonia offers a fast, online tax system and transparent regulations, but knowing when and how to register for VAT ensures…
Expanding to Lithuania? Here’s what you need to know about VAT If you’re entering the Lithuanian market or offering goods or services from abroad, understanding VAT registration in Lithuania is one of your first compliance steps. Lithuania follows the EU VAT system, but local rules, forms, and deadlines are unique. This guide explains how to…
Today we will take a look at the Painters’ Trade Union (Målareförbund).
For international entrepreneurs and e-residents planning to start or grow a business in Sweden, understanding the latest VAT registration requirements is essential. This up-to-date guide as of October 10, 2025, will help you navigate Swedish VAT rules efficiently and stay compliant with official regulations. Who needs to register for VAT in Sweden? …
From the beginning of this year stricter ID06 card requirements apply due to the introduction of the economic employer concept in Sweden. The aim is to prevent copying of ID06 cards and other illegal activities.
For international entrepreneurs operating in Sweden, navigating the tax landscape has often meant dealing with a maze of reference numbers, refund delays, and administrative overhead. But change is on the horizon. In line with the Swedish Government’s policy program to streamline tax collection and enhance predictability, the Tax Administration and Ministry of Finance are rolling…
Have you heard about a small country in northern Europe called Estonia? If so, you are probably already considering starting a company in Estonia.
Got a fine notice from the Estonian business register? If you’re an e-resident or international founder of an Estonian company and haven’t submitted your 2024 annual report, you’re likely facing a penalty notice from the Estonian authorities. Starting July 2025, the Estonian Business Register began issuing official warnings and initiating penalty proceedings for companies…
Starting from February 1st, 2023, there are some important changes to the Commercial Code. Instead of previous minimum share capital requirement 2500EUR, now there is no minimum capital requirement. As the smallest nominal value of a share is one euro cent, the share capital must be at least one cent from February onwards.