An annual audit is not merely a statutory obligation and an additional burden. It is also an opportunity to gain a clear picture of your company’s financial position and confidence that its processes are working as intended.
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The Ministry of Justice and Digital Affairs has prepared an extensive draft act amending the Commercial Code and other legislation. Its aim is to make the incorporation and management of companies and registry procedures more flexible, while also resolving issues that have caused disputes in practice.
We have prepared a comprehensive overview of European employment law, providing insight into the employment law frameworks across 15 key European jurisdictions. It is designed to help international employers better understand the regulatory landscape in different markets and the practical requirements that come with it.
Grant Thornton Baltic advised the sale of AS United Motors vehicles retail business in Estonia. BMW and KIA vehicles retail business, vehicle parts and accessories retail business, maintenance and repair of motor vehicles in Tallinn, Tartu, Pärnu and Kohtla-Järve were sold to Inchcape Motors Estonia OÜ. GTB advised the seller AS United Motors on legal, financial and tax due diligence performed by the buyer, and carrying out the transaction. GTB had a remarkable role in negotiating the terms and price of the transaction.
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