Entries by Kaspar Karik

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E-Residency company founders: you don’t want to make these 5 mistakes in your shareholders’ agreement

A shareholders’ agreement is essential when starting a business in Estonia with multiple e-Resident shareholders. This agreement governs the management of shareholders’ ownership interests in the company. It establishes a shared understanding of the company’s vision and outlines procedures for resolving future disputes and misunderstandings. Here are some key situations when the shareholders’ agreement is […]

How do you determine a permanent establishment in Germany?

Understand the role of a ‘Permanent Establishment’ in taxation for e-residents. This comprehensive guide explains how a permanent establishment affects your tax obligations, especially when operating in different countries like Germany and Estonia. Learn about the double tax avoidance agreement, what constitutes a permanent establishment, its exceptions, and its implications for digital products and holding companies.

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Submitting your annual report in Estonia

What is an annual report? The annual report is a financial document that gives an overview of the company’s financial position and financial performance. The size of your company and its business activities also decide the length and content of the annual report. Get in touch with your personal accountant at Silva Hunt, if you […]

Funding for Your Estonian Company: Exploring Grants, Loans, and Accelerators

Estonia offers e-residents a strong business environment where digital company management can be combined with access to grants, loans, accelerators, venture capital, and EU support. However, funding is usually easier to secure when the company has a clear business plan, proper accounting, and real connection to Estonia through banking, local partners, employees, or operational substance.

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The easiest way to add a shareholder into your Estonian company structure

Are you planning to involve investors in your Estonian company and wondering how to do it? Starting a business in Estonia offers flexibility, especially when you need to add a shareholder online in Estonia. The digital infrastructure allows for efficient Estonian company share transfer methods. We’d like to give you an overview of ways you can distribute shares, so you’d know exactly what to expect whether your investor is an e-Resident or not. Should you have any additional questions or need assistance, don’t hesitate to get in touch with us. Adding a Shareholder Without Notary […]

How does the liquidation of an Estonian company work?

At Silva Hunt, we usually see that the biggest delays in the liquidation of an Estonian company come from incomplete accounting, missing annual reports, or unresolved creditor issues. A well-prepared liquidation is usually much faster, less stressful, and safer than trying to close a company only after problems have already built up.

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FAQ – Frequently Asked Questions

Here are some of the most frequent questions our clients have asked. What is e-Residency?   Estonia is the first country to offer e-Residency, a government-issued digital identity and status that provides entrepreneurs with access to Estonia’s transparent digital business environment. You can find out all about e-Residency, who can apply, how to apply etc. […]