About Maxwise
Trusted for 30 years, Maxwise provides comprehensive business support services to companies in Estonia, Cyprus, the UK, and beyond.
Comprehensive Corporate Services
We assist with company formation, banking solutions, share transactions, management board changes, and compliance support, ensuring fast and flexible service.Expert Accounting & Taxation
Our experienced professionals handle international accounting, allowing businesses to focus on growth. We stay up to date with tax regulations in Estonia, Cyprus, and the UK to ensure compliance.Personalized Financial Reporting
We take a tailored approach to preparing annual and tax reports, carefully analyzing all documentation in-house.We have been recognized as one of Estonia’s Strongest Companies by Creditinfo Estonia for a 10-year period (2012–2021). This distinction reflects our contribution to the Estonian economy and commitment to an honest business culture. Only 0.8% of Estonian companies achieve this stable A-group rating.
In 2013 and 2014, Maxwise was recognized as an Estonian Gazelle Company — an honor awarded to fewer than 1% of high-growth businesses that maintain at least 20% annual revenue growth for four consecutive years.
Our clients
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!
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.
