Press Releases
June 2018
Country-by-country reporting for large corporations in 2018 – Estonia
Country-by country report is a report concerning multinational enterprise groups which includes aggregate information on multinational enterprise groups relating to the amount of revenue, profit or loss before income tax, income tax paid and income tax accrued, stated share capital, accumulated earnings, number of employees and tangible assets other than cash or cash equivalents with regard to each such state and jurisdiction in which the multinational enterprise group operates. ›››
Enterprise Estonia (EAS) and Estonian Chamber of Commerce and Industry invite all companies to participate in the biggest Estonian entrepreneurship competition Top Estonian Enterprises 2018. This year the entrepreneurship award categories include also the family business of the year.
All companies are welcome to apply at http://www.ettevotluskonkurss.ee until 3 July 2018. ›››
March 2018
The Swedish Chamber of Commerce in Estonia held its annual General Assembly on March 6 to sum up the year 2017 and make plans for the next year.
In 2018, Mart Nõmper from Rödl & Partner will continue as a member of the Council of SCCE. ›››
Taxation system and labour law in Latvia and Lithuania
Tax experts Elina Putnina and Mantas Mališauskas from Rödl & Partner Riga and Vilnius offices discussed the taxation system and business environment in Latvia and Lithuania on a seminar that was held in Tallinn on 14 March 2018. ›››
February 2018
Amendments in the guidelines of the Estonian Accounting Standards Board
The Estonian Accounting Standards Board notified of the establishment of the ASB guidelines in annexes of a regulation of the Minister of Finance starting from 01.01.2018. The guidelines are applicable to reporting periods commencing on or after 01.01.2017. The main substantive amendments concern the guidelines ASBG 9 and ASBG 13. ›››
January 2018
On 15.01.2018 the amendment of the Commercial Code entered into force establishing a requirement for companies to designate a contact person. An undertaking, including a foreign company that has a branch in Estonia, may designate a person to whom the procedural documents of the undertaking and the declarations of intent addressed to the undertaking may be delivered in Estonia (hereinafter contact person). If the management board of a company or a body substituting therefor is located in a foreign state, the company must designate a contact person. ›››
