A foreign company can establish an Estonian subsidiary to develop local operations, enter new markets or organise part of its business within a separate company. The subsidiary is commonly registered as a private limited company, known as an OÜ, with the foreign...
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Category: GuideInactive Company in Estonia: Accounting and Reporting Obligations
An inactive Estonian company must still maintain accounting records and submit an annual report, even if it has no revenue or has never started trading. Monthly tax declarations depend on its VAT registration, employment arrangements and taxable payments. Stopping...
How to Change a Board Member in an Estonian Company
Updating a board member is a common part of running an Estonian company. As businesses grow, restructure or bring in new expertise, it becomes necessary to appoint new board members or remove those who are no longer active. Estonia makes this process straightforward,...
Estonian e-Residency: Adding Your Personal Code to the e-Business Register
Starting a business in Estonia through the e-Residency programme opens the door to one of the most digital-friendly business environments in Europe. Once your company is successfully registered and you have received your e-Residency card, one of the next important...
Starting an Alcohol Import Business in Estonia: What You Need to Know
Estonia is an increasingly attractive entry point for businesses looking to access the European Union alcohol market. Known for its digital infrastructure, business-friendly environment, and straightforward regulatory processes, Estonia offers a fast and...
How to Obtain a Transportation Licence in Estonia
Estonia is quickly becoming a top destination for entrepreneurs looking to enter the transport and logistics industry. As a member of the European Union, Estonia offers direct access to the single market, modern infrastructure, and a transparent regulatory system. If...
EORI Number in Estonia: A Comprehensive Guide
What is an EORI Number? An EORI number, or Economic Operators Registration and Identification number, is a unique identifier that plays a crucial role in customs registration in Estonia and across the entire European Union. Established in 2009, the EORI system was...
Common Challenges and Solutions When Starting a Business in Estonia
Estonia has gained a well-deserved reputation as one of the most business-friendly countries in the world. Thanks to its innovative e-Residency programme and advanced digital infrastructure, entrepreneurs from all corners of the globe can establish a company remotely...
Using the E-Residency Card in Estonia
Estonia’s pioneering e-residency programme has transformed the way global business is conducted. Tailored particularly for non-Estonian citizens, this digital identity allows individuals worldwide to run and manage an EU-based business entirely online. Whether you're...
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