22.06.2022
A non-resident employer has the obligation to register employees in the employment register, to declare the remuneration and fringe benefit paid to employees, to withhold taxes from the remuneration,…
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22.06.2022
A non-resident employer has the obligation to register employees in the employment register, to declare the remuneration and fringe benefit paid to employees, to withhold taxes from the remuneration,…
01.06.2022
A non-resident legal person pays income tax in Estonia only on Estonian income. Income tax is usually withheld upon making a payment, but in certain cases the non-resident is obliged to declare…
18.05.2022
The obligations of a person liable to value added tax upon keeping records and issuing invoices are regulated by § 36 and 37 of the Value-Added Tax Act and by a regulation of the Minister of Finance…
27.04.2022
What must an Estonian employer take into account when recruiting refugees who have arrived in Estonia because of the war situation in Ukraine?
10.03.2022
The employer must register the termination of employment within 10 (ten) calendar days from the date of termination of employment.
09.03.2022
The employer must register the suspension of employment within ten calendar days from the date of suspension of employment.
09.03.2022
Gifts, donations and costs of entertaining guests made by a resident legal person or a permanent establishment of a non-resident legal person located in Estonia are subject to income tax at the rate…
04.03.2022
This is a reminder for Estonian gambling operators regarding the obligations imposed upon them by law.
03.03.2022
In order to offer gambling in Estonia, a company must first apply for an activity licence for organising gambling and an operating permit from the Estonian Tax and Customs Board.
02.03.2022
The Estonian Tax and Customs Board issues certificates containing both public data and information subject to tax secrecy on the basis of the information in the register of taxable persons.