A1 Certificate tax implications

Within the European Union, employees and entrepreneurs who temporarily work outside their home country can obtain an A1 certificate, which confirms which national social-security system applies to them. The certificate ensures that individuals are subject to only one EU member state’s social-security legislation at a time and prevents dual contributions.

The Growth of Estonia’s e-Residency

Estonia’s e-Residency program has become a global success story, enabling entrepreneurs worldwide to start and run an EU company fully online. With rapid growth in e-resident numbers, company formations, and state revenue, the program is reshaping how international business is done. Explore the trends behind its rise and the opportunities it creates.

2025 open grants applications for your Estonian company

Discover Estonia’s top grants for startups and SMEs — funding innovation, digitalisation, and export growth. Learn how e-residents can access up to €500 000 in support to scale their Estonian-registered companies.
Tax juristiction across EU

Tax jurisdictions across the EU: what makes Estonia keep its competitiveness lead?

In October 2024, the International Tax Competitiveness Index reconfirmed the primacy of Estonia’s tax jurisdiction: Estonia ranked #1 for the 11th year in a row. Multiple factors contribute to making this system unique and appealing for…
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Taxes and e-Residency in 2025

It is very important to understand the difference between e-Resident and residency – the first one is a digital status, the second one a physical residency with residential benefits and obligations.
15% Global Minimum Tax

OECD Global Corporate Tax Reform and Effect of 15% Minimum Corporate Tax to e-Residents

Since 2024, the large groups are subject to the minimum global corporate income tax of 15%. This minimum tax is one of the two pillars under the global tax reform of the OECD and G20 framework for inclusive tax reform on base erosion and…
investment fund creation in estonia
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Investment Fund Creation in Estonia: A Guide for non-Residents /e-Residents

Starting an investment fund in Estonia as an e-Resident is a great way to take advantage of Estonia's favorable business environment, attractive tax system, and well-developed digital infrastructure. By partnering with us, you can benefit from their expertise and experience in setting up and managing investment funds in Estonia.
Holding company in Estonia
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Setting up Company in Estonia: 7 Advantages of Holding Companies

In the realm of global business, establishing a holding company in Estonia offers numerous advantages for entrepreneurs and investors. This article explores why Estonia stands out as a prime location for such entities, emphasizing the unique opportunities and business benefits available for international founders and e-Residents alike.
How to start an EU business
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A Comprehensive Guide: Why and How to Start a Business in the EU

Starting a business in the EU presents exciting opportunities for entrepreneurs but the process of setting up a business in the EU may vary from country to country. A big thing to consider is whether you actually need to relocate to a country, or whether you can operate remotely.
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What are the Pros and Cons of the Estonian e-Residency Program?

Delve into an unbiased analysis of Estonia's e-Residency program. From streamlined online business management to potential tax implications, discover the key pros and cons to determine if this digital frontier aligns with your entrepreneurial aspirations.