
Company liquidation Estonia: a practical guide to closing your OÜ compliantly
Company liquidation Estonia is a formal process with mandatory creditor notice, liquidation accounts, tax clearance, and only then asset distribution and deletion from the Commercial Register. The main risks are unfinished bookkeeping, VAT/payroll filings, and unclear share capital vs retained earnings. Silva Hunt’s legal and accounting team manages the full liquidation workflow for a clean, compliant exit.

Estonia e-Residency for Ukrainians: why Ukrainian entrepreneurs choose Estonia to establish an EU company remotely
Ukrainian founders increasingly look for a business setup that stays stable even when their personal location changes. Estonia e-Residency for Ukrainians is often chosen because it combines EU credibility with remote-first tools:…

Company Formation in Estonia: Setting Up an EU Business Online
Estonia company incorporation explained clearly: how the process works, what entrepreneurs need to prepare, and what to expect after registration when running an EU business remotely.

Company formation: Germany vs. Estonia – A comparison of costs and time
Starting a business in Germany can be arduous, time-consuming, and expensive. Notary fees, tax advisor charges, and complex bureaucracy mean the process can take several months. But there is an alternative: setting up a company in Estonia.
Estonia…

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.

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.

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.

3 Easy Steps to Switching Service Providers for e-Residency Companies in Estonia
Finding the right service provider for your e-Residency company can help you save valuable time and earn you more money. If you are ready to switch to a new service provider, then firstly, we can confirm that YES, it is possible to switch!...…

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…

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…
