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…
On July 1st more than 250 acts came into force or were changed in Estonia. Some of those are also important for entrepreneurs and in the following article we outline the most important points related to changing of the Income Tax Act and other related Acts.
We are in the high season of preparing and filing annual reports of limited companies in Estonia. Correctly prepared and approved annual report is the legal base for distribution of dividends to the owners.
With power many responsibilities go hand to hand and as a director of a Limited Company you do have several legal requirements you have to fill.
Several important amendments will come into force in 2017. Here are seven amendments that businesspeople should be aware in the new business year.
George Osborne delivered his eighth budget as the Chancellor this year. The focus will be on long-term stability.
Several important legislative amendments came to force on 01.01.2016, which concern the working of aliens in Estonia.
Read about the main amendments of the Estonian Income Tax Act, the Health Insurance Act and the Labour Market Services and Benefits Act.
The changes to the Income Tax Act came to force on 1st January Several changes of the Income Tax Act (abbreviated ITA) came to force from January 2015. 1Office brings out the most important changes of the Income Tax Act for entrepreneurs operating in Estonia. The basic exemption of a natural person increased by 120…
On the 28th of November the Government of the Republic of Estonia decided to raise the minimum wage for 2014 and 2015. The Government also confirmed the unemployment insurance tax rate for 2014 at the current level. From January 1st 2014 the minimum wage is 2.13 Euros per hour and 355 Euros per month full…