If you have a small business idea or would like some information before you begin forming a company, it is always wise to consult an experienced advisor.
No situation is always the same and depending on your specific needs you may benefit more from a different strategy than others.
By getting in touch we can help you develop a proper business plan which works for you the best and help you get set up the right way.
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Choose Your Company Structure:
Select the appropriate company type based on your business goals.
Register Your Business Name:
Ensure the name is unique and compliant with Estonian naming rules.
Draft the Articles of Association:
Create documents detailing the company’s operations and management.
Share Capital:
Private limited companies have a minimum share capital requirement of 0.01€
Submit Registration Documents:
Provide necessary documents to the Estonian Business Register.
Obtain Business Licenses and Permits:
Secure any required licenses for your business activities.
Register for Taxes:
Sign up for VAT, corporate tax, and other applicable taxes with the Estonian Tax Office.
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E-mail: estonia@1office.co
Throughout our 3 year relationship, she and the rest of her colleagues have helped me resolve many business related and government administrative issues in a smooth fashion, allowing me to concentrate on growing my business.
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A: The time to register a company in Estonia can vary depending on the method of registration. Typically, online registration can be completed in a few hours, while registration through a notary might take up to 5 business days.
A: No, you do not need to be a resident of Estonia to establish a company. With Estonia’s e-Residency program, you can manage your business remotely from anywhere in the world.
A: Estonia has a unique tax system where corporate profits are not taxed until they are distributed. When profits are distributed as dividends, they are taxed at 22%. Additionally, if your company’s turnover exceeds €40,000, you’ll need to register for VAT, which is at 22%.
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