Company liquidation in Estonia is the formal process of closing down a business, settling its obligations and removing it from the Estonian Commercial Register. Whether the reason is the end of business activities, restructuring, or insolvency, the liquidation procedure must follow specific legal steps. Doing it correctly is essential to avoid fines, rejected applications, or…
Launching a business in Estonia has never been easier for international founders. With the digital-first approach of 1Office Estonia and our exclusive partnership with Revolut, you can register your company and get a multi-currency business account online and in just a few days. This guide explains how you can go global with Estonia’s efficient company…
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),…
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…
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? …
Across Europe, a quiet but significant shift is underway in how businesses pay taxes. It’s not driven by headline-grabbing policy changes or dramatic new rates. It’s happening at the infrastructure level: in the systems, processes, and integrations that sit beneath the surface of everyday compliance. For many founders, this transformation is easy to miss. It’s…
When starting operations in Finland, one of the first and most important decisions you’ll face is choosing the right legal form for your business. The legal structure you choose determines your liability, taxation, compliance obligations, and even how potential partners and investors perceive your company. Finland recognises seven main types of business entities, each with…
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.
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…
If you wish to end business activities in Estonia, there are multiple ways to do that depending on your situation. Find out more about the options.