Entering the Finnish market – should I start a new company or buy a ready-made one?
When establishing a new enterprise in the Finnish market, it is possible to choose between buying an existing company and starting a new company.
1Office Finland Oy has a new Country Manager
From the 1st of April our new Country Manager is smart and charming Maria Linnavirta.
Tax risks in connection with permanent establishment and possible consequences
This article introduce you to permanent establishment tax risks, so that you are able to prevent them in a timely manner.
Overview of tax rates in Estonia, Sweden, Finland and in the UK
Take a look at the comparison table of the most common taxes in Estonia, Sweden, Finland and in the United Kingdom in 2017.
Tax rates and legislative changes in Finland in 2017
As of 2017, tax returns on self-assessed taxes must be submitted online to the Tax Administration via e-Service called MyTax.
What to know before becoming an employer in Finland
Before hiring people in Finland and becoming an employer there are several aspects you should consider.
Starting business in Finland
The Finnish business scene is just at the point where new ideas and ways of doing things are welcomed with open arms, yet the markets are not yet cut-throat competitive.
Market variations between Finland, Sweden and the UK
Starting a business in a new market doesn’t necessarily have to be difficult when you know about each country’s specifics.
What are the primary forms of business in Finland?
The first stage in establishing a company is selecting the form of business. Deciding which type of business to set up depends on the business area of activity and related risks.
Tax residency of a company
When does an Estonian company attract tax residency in a foreign country? The exemption from corporate income tax, a special characteristic of Estonia, attracts foreign entrepreneurs to register companies in Estonia. Estonian entrepreneurs in turn are acting more and more actively in foreign countries while trying to retain a minimal tax burden. This is why…