Employer Intelligence UK July 2026 · 1Office UK The cost of employing someone in the UK has changed more in the last eighteen months than in the previous decade. Two employer National Insurance changes, a new minimum wage level, the Employment Rights Act 2025 introducing day-one statutory rights, Statutory Sick Pay from the first day…
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.
Finland Tax Insights: The Worker Classification Ruling That Changes How Finnish Contractors Are Taxed | 1Office Finland Tax Intelligence Finland July 2026 · 1Office Finland Two rulings from the Finnish Tax Administration and Supreme Administrative Court this spring have direct consequences for foreign-owned Finnish companies. The first changes how Verohallinto treats gig-style and contractor arrangements,…
Industry Intelligence Sweden July 2026 · 1Office Sweden If your company works in Sweden’s installation, electrical, or HVAC sector and you are not already operating through a Swedish aktiebolag, a major industry decision has just been made on your behalf. Installatörsföretagen, the Swedish Installation Federation representing over 4,500 member companies, changed its membership requirements on…
A Finnish installation company works in Sweden for eight months. Has it created a taxable permanent establishment in Sweden? The answer is: it depends on which set of rules you apply. Under Swedish domestic tax law, a business presence exceeding six months can create a permanent establishment. Under the Nordic Tax Treaty, construction and installation…
Something has gone wrong with your Estonian company. Maybe you have not filed the annual report and there is a notice sitting in your inbox. Maybe the accountant you used to set everything up has disappeared or stopped responding. Maybe you registered the company two years ago, did not really use it, and now the…
From 7 June 2026, every employer in Lithuania must comply with the EU Pay Transparency Directive (Directive EU 2023/970), transposed into Lithuanian law through amendments to the Labour Code. This is not a large-company regulation. It applies to every employer in Lithuania regardless of size: one employee or one thousand. If you have anyone on…
Two of the most common legal tasks for Estonian companies, changing a board member and updating the Articles of Association, are also two of the most frequently mishandled. Here is what actually needs to happen, and why getting it wrong has real consequences. If you run an Estonian company from abroad, there is a good…
Making Tax Digital 2026: Why Self-Employed People Are Switching to a Limited Company | 1Office UK UK Tax Guide · 2026 Updated March 2026 10-minute read By 1Office UK From April 2026, the UK government’s Making Tax Digital programme will require hundreds of thousands of sole traders and landlords to submit tax information to HMRC…
Learn about starting a company in Sweden, including various types of legal forms, tax systems and laws regulating the local business scene.