ArticleNew Income Tax RatesAs of 1 January 2005 Estonia has a new income tax rate of 24% and a basic exemption of 1700 EEK per month.EstoniaTaxRaidla & Partners
ArticleExemption Method in Payment of DividendsAccording to Article 4 of the EU Parent-Subsidiary Directive (90/435/EC) on the common system of taxation applicable to parent companies and subsidiaries of different EU member states, member states must: (i) refrain from taxing (ie, the exemption method); or (ii) authorize the parent company to deduct from the amount of tax the amount of corporation tax paid by the subsidiary (ie, the credit method).EstoniaTaxAdvokaadibüroo Paul Varul
ArticleHow Competitive Global Corporate Taxation Entices Economic DevelopmentCorporate taxation operates within complex legal and economic ecosystems where businesses evaluate far more than tax rates when choosing where to incorporate. EstoniaTaxGGI | Global Alliance
ArticleBasic Tax Exemption In EstoniaBasic tax exemption represents the part of income that is not subject to income tax. Estonia applies different basic exemption rates on citizens that have reached the pensionable age and to those who are to reach it within a year. EstoniaTaxEurofast
ArticleSeafarers Act Amendment ActOn 17 June 2004, the Estonian Parliament adopted the <I>Seafarers Act Amendment Act </I>(298 SE). The purpose of the Act is to ensure that there is state supervision over conditions of employment at sea and to bring the <I>Seafarers Act </I>into compliance with International Labour Orgnization (ILO) conventions. EstoniaTransportRaidla & Partners
ArticleAn Up-Date On The Latest Legal Developments In EstoniaAn overview of the recent legislative developments and court judgements in EstoniaEstoniaTransportRaidla & Partners
ArticleTaxation Of Transfer Prices In Estonia As Of 1 January 2007Transfer prices mean the prices of goods and services between transactions with parent companies and subsidiaries or so-called associated companies.EstoniaTaxGlimstedt Straus & Partners
ArticleEstonian Legal Developments Newsletter January-February 2006Estonian Legal Developments EstoniaStrategyRaidla & Partners
ArticleEstonia Tax Card 2026Resident natural persons submit income tax returns on their income received during the previous calendar year.EstoniaTaxEurofast
ArticleEuropean Union´s Common Agricultural Policy Implementation ActThe content of this article includes: Rules For State Participation In Private Law Legal Persons, New Product Safety Act, Charges On Holders Of Surplus Stocks Act , Explosives Act, Radiation Act, New Principles Of The Competition Act, Amendment Of The Packaging Excise Duty Act.EstoniaStrategyRaidla & Partners
ArticleThe Year 2009 and Estonian Corporate Taxation SystemOn 1 January 2009, the transition period granted to Estonia for harmonising the Income Tax Act with the EU Parent-Subsidiary Directive will come to an end. EstoniaTaxGlimstedt Straus & Partners
ArticleEstonia Tax Card 2025Georgian tax legislation envisages five national taxes (Personal Income Tax, Corporate Tax, Value Added Tax, Excise Tax and Import Tax) and one local tax (Property Tax). There is no social security, wealth.EstoniaTaxEurofast
ArticleLegal Update - The Baltic StatesA cartel is a collusive arrangement between competing firms designed to limit or eliminate competition between them, with the ultimate goal of controlling prices and increasing profits of the participating companies.European UnionInternational LawSorainen Law Offices