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Avoiding the Most Common VAT Mistakes in Estonia
Value added tax (VAT) is a consumption tax applied to goods and services used in European Union (EU) countries. Most goods and services are subject…
Managing Cross-Border Payroll and tax in Estonia
If you are planning to establish an Estonian base for your foreign company, cross-border employment may become commonplace. Having a combination of local and foreign…
All you need to know about e-invoicing in Estonia
Since 2020, only e-invoices can be sent to Estonian public sector organizations. Now the government plans to go one step further and oblige all businesses…
BALTIC TAX RATES FROM 1 JANUARY 2024
Estonia Latvia Lithuania Corporate income tax (CIT) rate CIT is payable upon profit distributions (the deemed profit distribution). CIT rate is 20%, calculated as…
Employee’s rest period – important information for employer
On 2 March 2023, the European Court of Justice delivered a judgment in Case C-477/21, which has an impact primarily on Estonian employers whose employees work on a…
Changes to the Value Added Tax Act as of January 1, 2024 & what the companies should know?
Changes to the Estonian Value Added Tax (VAT) Act have long been a focal point for companies. Starting from January 1, 2024, new regulations will…
Accounting – a crucial link in commerce
Commerce is an important economic sector in Estonia, encompassing various areas of activity including retail, wholesale, export, import, and e-commerce. Estonia’s location in the Baltic…
Understanding Estonian Payroll: Key Topics Unveiled
Payroll management is a critical aspect of any business operation, ensuring that employees are compensated accurately and in compliance with legal requirements. In Estonia, payroll…
e-Residency in Estonia – the electronic assistant to foreign entrepreneurs
Estonia can be a very attractive choice for an entrepreneur to start business. The Estonian government is very supportive of entrepreneurs, the tax system is…