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Downtime caused by the COVID-19 pandemic in Europe poses a tax risk to Estonian construction companies operating abroad, as their business income may be taxed in that foreign country instead of Estonia, warns our senior associate Kaido Künnapas. Read more in Estonian.
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As of 03 April 2020 State resources are directed to supporting companies through the KredEx Foundation and the Estonian Rural Development Foundation. The package also includes labour market support from the Estonian Unemployment Insurance Fund, sickness benefits and tax incentives. The package allows for temporary suspension of second pillar pension scheme payments, as well as […]
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What can you do with taxes to survive the crisis? The globally spreading coronavirus is putting pressure on a large number of companies and creating difficulties in various economic sectors. While sector-based tax moratoria and advantages are yet being planned by the government and taxes must continue to be paid as usual (including VAT on […]
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Comparison of the main transfer pricing regulations in the Baltics and Belarus.
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A new Personal Income Tax incentive in Lithuania comes into force in February 2020 to make employee stock options more attractive to use. Under the new rules, fringe benefits from share options are exempt from personal income tax if a share option is held by an employee (but not exercised) for at least 3 years […]
