Estonian Minister of Foreign Affairs Urmas Paet and Cyprian Minister of Foreign Affairs Erato Kozakou-Marcoullis signed a Double Taxation Avoidance Treaty...

Starting from 1st of Januari 2009, the VAT in Estonia for funeral services have been 18% risen from the previous 5% and since 1st of...

Ministry of Finance has sent a new draft of changing the Income Tax Act for approval in other ministries. The purpose of the change is to eliminate the unequal...

Baltic country Latvia Lithuania Estonia Personal Income Tax rate 25 % (dividends - 10%) 15% (dividends -...

The Parliament of Estonia has decided to abolish the sales tax in Tallinn beginning from January 1, 2012. Sales tax in Tallinn was implemented from the beginning of June 1, 2010 by Tallinn...

The Parliament of Estonia has decided to exclude professional education and training costs from the taxable fringe benefits...

On January 1, 2011 Estonia adopted euro as currency instead of kroon, but it did not bring any significant changes on tax field as most of the numerical indicators were converted to euros with slight approximation in favor...

On September 19, 2011 the Government of the Republic of Estonia and Government of the Republic of India signed an agreement for the...

ESTONIA TOPIC – ACCESS 1. Legal requirement Access to information is guaranteed by the Constitution of the Republic of Estonia. Article 44 which provides that everyone have the right to freely receive...

Transfer pricing in Estonia Where goods, intangibles or services are transferred across the borders within multinational enterprises, transfer pricing becomes an important issue for the taxpayers as well as for the...

Gencs Valters Law Firm held an expatriate tax planning seminar in Tallinn The annual Tax Planning seminar was held together with Swedish Chamber of Commerce...