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Termination of the liquidation process of an Estonian company (OÜ)
In case the Estonian company (OÜ) has submitted a winding-up decision to the Business Register, appointed liquidators, but has not yet been deleted…
Merger of Estonian companies (OÜ)
In a merger, one company (the merging company) merges with another company (the acquiring company), and as a result of the merger, the merging company is considered dissolved. The shareholders...
Division of an Estonian Company (OÜ)
The division of an Estonian company is one way to restructure its operations according to the wishes and needs of the shareholders. The division of a private limited company (OÜ) is a good option...
Estonian company Contact Person
The task of the contact person is to receive official procedural documents and statements of intent addressed to the company. The delivery of documents and declarations of intent to the contact...
Opening a Bank Account for an Estonian Company
Opening a traditional bank account in Estonia remotely is challenging as most Estonian banks require at least one in-person visit...
Legalization of documents for Estonia and an apostille
An apostille is a certification that confirms the authenticity of a document for use in another country. It is designed to streamline the process of legalizing documents...
Requirements when signing documents by the local notary (outside Estonia)
The most important detail is that the notary must certify the identity of the signing person(s). This requirement must be stated in the notary text. If the notary...
What is e-Residency?
E-Residency of Estonia is a government-issued digital identity that provides entrepreneurs from around the world secure digital access to Estonia's advanced e-services and...