The Estonian CIT structure, which is collected only at the time of distribution of profits, also required the implementation of mechanisms that counteract hidden dividend payments. Seemingly, it is easy to classify expenses that are necessary to ensure business continuity and work efficiency. However, very often entrepreneurs are not aware at the time of the transaction that they thereby generate a taxable purchase. We decided to facilitate this by preparing a list broken down into those expenses that do not require the payment of taxes and those on which you must pay corporate income tax. We want to stress that our list presented below is general, and expenditure should always be assessed on a case-by-case basis, taking into account the company’s activities.
Untaxed expenditures incurred by the OÜ company in Estonia
We strengthen our position in accounting services
The dynamic development of our law firm has resulted in establishing a new company – Thompson&Stein Accounting OÜ, specialising in accounting services in Estonia.
Thompson&Stein Accounting OÜ consists of certified accountants who have experience in settling both the activities of entities from the SME sector and large international projects. Our company provides accounting and HR services for Polish contractors implementing the largest infrastructure project in Estonia – the Baltic Pipe.
We grow together with our clients. That is why we decided to open a new company. Not only to support current clients, but also to help develop business on the Estonian market to new entities. As Krzysztof Sosnowski, a board member of Thompson&Stein Accounting, said: ‘The new company is a response to the growing group of clients who need more advanced accounting services for their activities and projects.’
Read more on the website of the Scandinavian-Polish Chamber of Commerce, to which we belong, by clicking here