Annual report deadlines
Submitting annual report is mandatory for all the companies registered in Estonia, Sweden, Finland, United Kingdom, Latvia and Lithuania. This applies even if the company didn’t have any activities during the financial year.…
The GDPR influence for Finnish companies: sending out salary slips
As you probably know already, the new EU Data Protection Act, widely known as GDPR is enforced on 25th of May. In one way or another it concerns all businesses…
1Office Finland’s new Country Manager is Margo Tätte
Margo is born and raised in Estonia but has been living in Finland for most of his grown-up life. Professionally he comes from a background of banking and financial services.…
The advantages of using virtual office services
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…
New consultation – starting a business in Estonia
We have been getting questions about how to start business in Estonia for a Finnish perspective. From this summer our Finnish office has a new service in the portfolio. From…
No starting fees in July for new accounting clients
The summer months are known as the “low season” in many industries. It is a perfect moment to take some time off, but also to get ready for the next high season.
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.