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…
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Investing in Cryptocurrency: Personal vs via Company in Estonia

Estonia remains a prominent destination for cryptocurrency investments, thanks to its progressive tax system and business-friendly environment. However, before investing in cryptocurrency, you need to decide whether to do so as an individual…
comparison of jurisdictions to establish a company germany, spain, portugal, estonia

Comparison of jurisdictions to establish a company – Germany, Spain, Portugal, Estonia

Explore the intricacies of establishing a company across four major European jurisdictions: Germany, Spain, Portugal, and Estonia. This comprehensive guide delves into corporate tax structures, jurisdictional benefits, and the types of entities available in each region. Make an informed decision for your business's future with our detailed comparison.
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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.
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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.

OSS and IOSS – the new game changers for EU VAT returns!

Do you know that from the 1st July the EU VAT law is going through some major changes? Three new special schemes will start to apply for VAT. Silva Hunt organised a webinar to find out more from an Estonian leading VAT tax expert Tõnis Elling…