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We form and support international businesses in Estonia, Cyprus, the UK, providing services across sectors such as trading, tech, IT, crypto, holding companies, medicine, and marketplaces. Our comprehensive solutions enable clients to form companies, manage bookkeeping, and streamline transactions—all through a seamless, all-in-one approach.

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What to Do If Your Estonian Company’s VAT Number Gets Recalled?

For companies operating across Europe, an Estonian VAT number isn’t just a formality — it’s
your gateway to seamless cross-border business.

How Estonian company must report as an e-resident applying

Many entrepreneurs often see reporting and paying taxes as a real pain. But, if you can simplify it to just the essentials, it can actually become a good motivator to keep going.

How to manage VAT issues of Estonian company?

Managing VAT (Value Added Tax) for an Estonian company depends on your company’s activities,
turnover, and whether you sell goods or services inside or outside the EU.

Maxwise OÜ Joins the e-Residency Marketplace

In August 2025, something exciting happened for us — Maxwise OÜ officially joined the Estonian e-Residency Marketplace!

Estonian Tax Review for the 2025–2026 Season (Updated)

Discover key Estonian tax updates for 2025–2026, including higher VAT, new car tax, e-invoicing rules, and corporate tax increases. Plan ahead and stay compliant.

ViDA: New EU VAT Rules Coming in 2025–2028

New EU VAT Rules Coming in 2025–2028

Tax changes in Estonia in 2026. Defense tax

The following tax changes will take place in Estonia in 2026.

Audit requirements for an Estonian company

On the basis of the annual financial report, each Estonian company must determine whether the data in the report falls within the criteria for mandatory audit control or audit review.

Taxes change in Estonia in 2025.

The following taxes change will take place in Estonia in 2025

Audit challenges in Estonia.

Recently, tech companies in Estonia have been facing obligatory audit requirements. It must be taken into consideration that not all companies in Estonia are subject to audits.

Banks or payment systems?

Payment systems have recently started to pop up like mushrooms after a spring rain. This has to do with the fact that many banks no longer serve customers who mostly perform commercial transfers. Commercial transfers are economically unsound to banks, which often leads them to close their clients’ bank accounts. Those victimised clients, in turn, tend to turn to payment system services.

Why Fintech successfully setting up in Estonia?

Favorable business conditions, as well as high living standards, attract so many people in business to set up Fintech companies in Estonia. So, if you’re looking for a better place for your business or are just wondering what those unique attributes are, be sure to read up!

New Challenges which Technology companies will face in Estonia.

Companies that start their business in Estonia may eventually run into the following challenges, which significantly affect their activities and therefore have to be dealt with.

Why do Estonian banks close customer accounts and what to do to prevent this from happening?

A lot of Estonian companies the owners or managers of which are not from Estonia have found themselves in a situation when a bank the company have been with informs the customer that it wants to close the account.