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When is Estonian Company considered “dormant”?
An Estonian company is generally considered dormant when it has been legally registered but has no business activity. This is not a specific legal status in Estonia, but rather a descriptive term
What are the tax return and tax payment deadlines for Estonian Companies?
Tax-related deadlines in Estonia are relatively short - you are given just 10 or 20 days after the end of the month.
VAT returns must be submitted and VAT paid on the 20th day of the month following the end of the month.
Income and social tax returns must be submitted and taxes paid on the 10th day of the month following the month in which the payment is made.
The annual report must be submitted at the latest 6 months after the end of the fiscal year, usually by the 30th of June.
What are the audit requirements for Estonian Companies from January 1, 2024?
Audit obligation applies to an accounting entity in whose annual financial statements at least two of the indicators listed on the right exceed the following values:
sales revenue or income 5 000 000 euros;
total assets as of the balance sheet date 2 500 000 euros;
average number of employees 50.
Accounting for Crypto Companies in Estonia
Crypto exchange companies in Estonia are required to have a cryptocurrency license and follow the same reporting rules and requirements as any other financial institution in Estonia. According to the European Court of Justice ruling, cryptocurrencies are exempt from VAT.
Recommendations for accounting software popular in Estonia
For an easy and accessible solution, we offer our customers the cloud-based accounting software SmartAccounts (in English) for managing our clients' accounts. It is best suited...
Accounting requirements in Estonia for new non-active companies
If a company is not actively trading, it is not required to have monthly accounting; only mandatory yearly reporting is needed. However, if a board member wants to comply with local rules, they may choose to do so.
Accounting principles and standards used in Estonia
The annual accounts are prepared in accordance with the Estonian Financial Reporting Standard, which consists of financial reporting requirements based on internationally accepted...
How to distribute profits from an Estonian company
Before distributing dividends, the company's share capital must be paid in. According to the Commercial Code, profits cannot be distributed if the company...
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