In Estonian legislation there are few financial management requirements set in place for protection of the creditors. But despite having just a few requirements, failure to comply may lead you to losing your company and paying taxes.
The Estonian Business Register serves as the official repository for all legal entities registered within Estonia. It acts as a central database, providing comprehensive information about businesses, including their structure, ownership, and key details required for legal compliance. This vital resource plays a pivotal role in facilitating business operations, ensuring transparency, and promoting trust within the Estonian business ecosystem. From startups to established enterprises, the Estonian Business Register serves as a cornerstone for business activities, offering a reliable platform for accessing essential information and maintaining regulatory compliance.
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. We will try to make it easy for you!…
Welcome to our guide on starting a company in Estonia, a vibrant hub for entrepreneurship in the heart of the Baltics. In recent years, Estonia has gained a reputation as a startup-friendly nation, thanks to its progressive digital infrastructure, favourable business climate, and streamlined processes for company formation.
When you set up a limited company, you have to pick a registered office address. But here’s the news – you can’t use a post box anymore.
Starting a business is an exciting endeavour, but before you can officially launch, you’ll need to set up a business bank account. This crucial step not only keeps your personal and business finances separate but also lays the foundation for financial stability and growth. In this guide, we’ll walk you through the process of successfully applying for a business bank account.
Quite often, in our field, we encounter companies that are unaware that certain business activities in Finland require local tax registrations and, consequently, tax and income declarations. It is often assumed that if a company is registered in the European Union, it can conduct business activities in member states without involving other countries’ tax authorities…
As the year comes to an end, it’s the final time to look over the financial position of your company. It doesn’t matter if you just recently established your company in Sweden or have been doing business for years now, there are some main rules to follow. One of the most important rules associated with…
Starting a business is an exciting endeavour, but before you can officially launch, you’ll need to set up a business bank account. This crucial step not only keeps your personal and business finances separate but also lays the foundation for financial stability and growth. In this guide, we’ll walk you through the process of successfully applying for a business bank account.
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.