Concentrate on growing your business with the help of service providers who have experience working with e-resident companies.
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e-Residency developed the Marketplace for e-residents, so you can easily find trusted partners. Listed service providers are curated in this business directory based on careful due diligence of their:
For companies with a foreign management board address, it’s required to use a licensed company or notary to provide a local contact person in Estonia.
The contact person acts as a messenger for your company for local authorities if they cannot reach you in person and doesn’t need to be granted rights to act on behalf of your company.
Many e-residents also use a service provider to help with company formation.
Payment institutions/fintech companies offer the most flexible and accessible business banking and payment services, and accept applications online.
Banks in Estonia will require you to make at least one physical visit to Estonia to set up your account, and to show your company has a strong connection to Estonia.
Accounting for your company in Estonia must comply with local accounting and legal standards.
The minimum requirement is to file your company’s annual report each year, with additional obligations depending on the nature and activities of your business.
Using an accountant who knows the accounting principles and system in Estonia will save you time and energy in running your business.
Your Estonian company is automatically considered a tax resident of Estonia.
However, you should consider if your company also has tax obligations in the country where you live or otherwise conduct business, and whether international tax rules apply.
We strongly recommend getting advice from international tax consultants or the local tax office in your country of residence.
