In Estonia, certain tax requirements must be completed through local agents, especially when it comes to non-EU companies. These must appoint a fiscal representative to handle VAT-related procedures. Below, we invite you to find out the main services associated with appointing a fiscal representative in Estonia. You can rely on our local advisors for…
Estonia is a leading country when it comes to using technology in various administrative sectors, namely blockchain that is used is most of the government services. However, blockchain can also be used by private investors who can set up other types of business in Estonia, such as launching initial coin offerings or ICOs. In this article,…
Estonia is one of the leading European countries when it comes to new technologies being implemented in day-to-day activities. As such, foreign citizens can even obtain e-citizenship in Estonia at the moment. Foreign investors who want to take advantage of these technologies can set up blockchain companies and operate them in Estonia. If you are…
Estonia is one of the most technologically advanced countries in Europe and the first to introduce the concept of e-residency. This happened because most of the governmental services available for the general population and businesses are online, which means tax returns and various documents that need to be obtained can be done via the…
Two of the types of activities that can be completed in the fintech sector are the electronic money issuance and the provision of payment services. These correspond to the Electronic Money Institution (EMI) and the Payment Services Provider (PSP) and Estonia is one of the first European countries to acknowledge their importance. If you…
Estonia's access to the EU came with simplified customs procedures which require companies established in this country to obtain EORI numbers. EORI stands for Economic Operators Registration Identification and was introduced in 2009 as a replacement of the Trader’s Unique Reference Number (TURN) system. Individuals and companies engaging in customs operations on Estonian…
The Estonian crypto license is the main permit available for setting up a business in the crypto sector. Local and foreign investors interested in opening companies in Estonia can now apply for the Virtual Currency Service Provider license which covers various fintech-related activities. Our experts in company formation in Estonia consultants…
The fintech sector in Estonia is a highly innovative and user-friendly one. Service providers in this industry cover banking, fund management, treasury and shared services, as well as insurance and e-government. The market players adopt new technologies constantly and improve the user friendliness of the industry for clients from all over the world.…
The E-residency program is a convenient manner of acquiring residency and performing all of the business-related activities. It is addressed to foreign investors in Estonia and it is the first of its type. Company incorporation in Estonia is a straightforward process, simplified by the existence of the e-residency programme. If you want to become an e-citizen…
A SPV (special purpose vehicle) company in Estonia is a legal entity, generally registered under the form of a limited liability company, which was created to accomplish certain short-term or specific purposes. SPV companies are usually utilized by companies to isolate the firm from financial risks. Our Estonian company formation advisors can offer assistance in registering a SPV entity in…
