We are in the high season of preparing and filing annual reports of limited companies in Estonia. Correctly prepared and approved annual report is the legal base for distribution of dividends to the owners.
When establishing a new enterprise in the Finnish market, it is possible to choose between buying an existing company and starting a new company.
With power many responsibilities go hand to hand and as a director of a Limited Company you do have several legal requirements you have to fill.
A SIC code stands for Standard Industrial Classification Code. They are used to classify the business activities of the company.
Several fields of activity have special requirements and to operate in those fields, one must also apply for a licence or submit economic activity reports.
At the end of 2016, Estonian banks announced new restrictions for non-residents hoping to open a bank account. These changes are mainly to combat money laundering. We would like to explain the new procedure to you.
As of 1 July 2016, everyone on a construction site must carry an ID06 card and their arrival and departure must be registered by the corresponding card reader.
Naturally, we are always happy to answer your questions, but with the following blog post we will try to proactively answer some general questions.
There have been recent updates to the way e-residents can open an Estonian business bank account so the programme is issuing new advice and revealing some of the criteria that can affect the likelihood of an application being accepted or rejected.
All private limited companies and Limited partnerships registered in the UK must deliver a confirmation statement to Companies House at least once every 12 months. In the following article we give you all the necessary information you need in order to file it correctly.