Using an Estonian holding company for your investments
A holding company is a business entity that is typically created to hold and control stocks of other companies.
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A holding company is a business entity that is typically created to hold and control stocks of other companies.
Learn everything you need to know about annual reports in Estonia for 2025, including deadlines and requirements.
Though Estonian e-residency has existed for over a decade, widespread myths persist – let’s go over what the top 3 are.
Liquidation of your Estonian company is a process of bringing your business to an end and distributing its assets to owners.
An inactive Estonian company could cost you more than you think – fines, taxes, and enforcement actions await those who ignore it. Find out how to avoid the hidden risks.
Prepare for the EU’s GPSR, which mandates product safety and a responsible person by December 2024. Let Incorporate help you with the setup.
Estonia’s 2025 tax reforms bring significant changes across VAT, income tax, and vehicle tax, with a new defense tax proposed for 2026.
An overview of why your Estonian company may have been deleted from the Estonian business register and the steps required for reinstatement.
The European Parliament has adopted a groundbreaking law aimed at restoring at least 20% of the EU’s land and sea areas by 2030.
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