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The Lithuanian company decision most founders get wrong: Why the UAB Is right, and what happens when you need to close it

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Formation Intelligence Lithuania July 2026 · 1Office Lithuania Every international founder registering a company in Lithuania faces the same early decision: UAB or something simpler and cheaper. Cheaper structures exist. The MB (small partnership) requires no minimum capital, fewer formalities, and lower initial setup costs. For founders focused on minimising the cost of entry, it…

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How to choose an Estonian accounting firm that is actually qualified.

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Founder Intelligence Estonia July 2026 · 1Office Estonia Estonia has over 6,000 accounting companies. The Estonian Association of Accountants (ERK) has independently assessed and accredited 24 of them. That ratio, 24 out of more than 6,000, is the most important number in Estonian accounting services that almost no foreign founder knows before they choose their…

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The UK Subsidiary Index: Q2 2026. Formation volumes, foreign founders, and what the compliance data shows

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UK Subsidiary Index Q2 2026 July 2026 · 1Office UK 1Office UK works with founders from over forty countries who have formed or are forming a UK limited company. Alongside that work, we analyse Companies House bulk data to understand how the landscape of foreign-founded UK companies is actually changing: which nationalities are incorporating, how…

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What changed in Finland in 2026 that foreign-owned companies are not accounting for

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Finland Briefing 2026 July 2026 · 1Office Finland Four developments from Verohallinto and the Finnish parliament are directly relevant to foreign founders and international companies with Finnish operations right now. A key employee tax rate reduction that most English-language guides have not yet covered. A VAT rate change on common business categories. An updated compliance…

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Sweden’s 3:12 reform is already in force. The K10 filing that reflects it is due in spring 2027. Here is what you need to know now.

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Tax Intelligence Sweden July 2026 · 1Office Sweden Sweden’s 3:12 rules govern how dividends and capital gains are taxed for owners who are active in their own closely held companies. They determine whether income taken out of a Swedish AB is taxed at 20% as capital, or at rates reaching 55% as employment income. On…

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Selling shares in Estonia: Legal requirements and procedures

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Selling shares in Estonia requires careful navigation of legal procedures to ensure a smooth and compliant transaction. E-residents can handle share transfers remotely via the e-Notary system, while non-residents may need to participate in person or through a power of attorney. In this article, we’ll explore the key requirements, associated costs, and steps for updating the Business Register after a share sale.

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Two years at 0% corporate income tax: What Lithuania’s startup rate actually means for foreign founders

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Formation Intelligence Lithuania July 2026 · 1Office Lithuania Lithuania’s corporate income tax system has a provision that makes it one of the most generous startup tax environments in the EU, and almost nobody writing about European company formation in English discusses it properly. Newly registered small companies in Lithuania pay 0% corporate income tax for…