We would like to share some latest news and updates that affect many entrepreneurs and companies operating in Sweden. Corporate Income Tax Rate decreased from January 1st 2019 From January 1st the Corporate Tax Rate in Sweden decreased from 22% to 21,4%. From January 1st 2021 the rate will decrease even more, to 20,6%.…
Setting up your Estonian company with its own bank account details is now much easier with 1Office’s recent cooperation with international money transfer provider Wise. Customers can now establish a company, open a bank account and add other necessary services from one place. And all this can be done online and with only a few…
Estonia’s government in connection with the e-residency project has implemented several amendments to Estonian legislation. The latest amendment coming into force from 15th of January 2018 unties the location of the company from the location of the management and allows to run an Estonian company completely from abroad. Currently both – the company and its management…
This blog post was updated on 29 July 2020. Virtual Office services have been popular among foreign entrepreneurs for years. It is required to have a local legal address for your business and using virtual office services gives you access to one as well as other perks. In many cases, it might also be reasonable…
If you have a company in UK and you want to strike it off, there are some things to be taken care of first. Here is a brief overview of the steps you need to go through in order to close your company in UK. You can issue a notice to remove a private limited…
It might happen that after some time after the company has been incorporated you want to appoint a new director or directors.
Statutory Sick Pay sets the minimum amount of compensation you are entitled to get if you are unable to work at your job due to sickness.
Once you have established a company it might happen that after some time you want to change the name of it. It is possible and in the following article we explain how to do it.
The P11D forms must be filed every year by 6th of July following the last part of the tax year.
P60 is a form used by HMRC (Her Majesty’s Revenue and Customs) to record the amount of tax you have paid. It has to be issued by employers to each employee at the end of each tax year.