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Consolidation Consolidation and Brexit
It will soon be time to prepare annual reports for the financial year 2020. Estonian companies with parent companies in the UK will have to take into account
Annual reports Listed companies get extension for complying with new requirement
Under a European Union directive, publicly listed companies must adopt the European Single Electronic Format, ESEF. But they will probably not have to file
Annual reports Annual reports – an unsung marketing method
An annual report can be a great calling card and the secret to doing business more successfully, even though Estonian business people aren’t all that active in
Advisory What is the difference between a good and a mediocre financial manager?
Mart Nõmper, Sworn Auditor and Head of Audit and Assurance Services, and Mikk Mägi, Head of Financial Advisory at the pan-Baltic audit, outsourcing and
Financial advisory Why determine the value of assets at a company and how to choose the right method?
After the year of the coronavirus, there is good reason to review the value of a company’s assets with particular care. Even more, because the value of some
Data protection Transmission of personal data to the US – mission impossible?
On 16 July 2020, the European Union Court of Justice (CJEU) passed judgment C-311/18 (Schrems II), invalidating the US-EU certificate programme Privacy Shield,
Information security Information security audit helps a company save money
In addition to the pandemic the 2020 is memorable as the year or record growth in cybercrime. According to the FBI the USA companies have reported a 400%
Tax Transfer pricing 2020 – three problems and three solutions
The restrictions established due to the COVID-19 pandemic have disrupted transfer pricing within international corporations. Even if the restrictions were to
Good results 2019-2020 Increased outsourcing is grist for our mill
Grant Thornton is now third in the rankings of auditing firms. Interview with Grant Thornton Baltic's Managing Partner Mati Nõmmiste.
E-commerce The ever-saturating sphere of e-commerce: how to stay alive and prosper?
The spread of the coronavirus has brought a leap in the adoption and utilisation of e-commerce, but when moving your business online, it is necessary to first
Remote working Remote working leads the concept of employment injury to absurd
The employer has an obligation to ensure the safety of its employee, but in the conditions of a home office, a legal requirement may become absurd, it was
Business model innovation Overcoming the crisis through strategic repositioning and business model innovation
The Covid-19 crisis has undoubtedly disrupted the equilibrium model of the world economy, as well as on the micro-level the equilibriums of many businesses.
Law amendment Pillar II: In October, the ball is in the hands of pension collectors
This summer, the state suspended its payments to the second pension pillar of working people. During October, however, people will be able to decide whether or
Risk management Crisis – the perfect time for fraudsters?
In a crisis, the internal control system must remain a priority. In order not to find yourself fighting the consequences of corruption and fraud after a crisis
Innovation A race for digital business models
COVID-19 led to a crisis that has accelerated the changes that were actually taking place even before the so – called era of social distancing. Those with the
Labor law Unemployed people can temporarily work, and their benefits increase
Amendments to the Labour Market Services and Benefits Act (hereinafter LMSBA) and the Unemployment Insurance Act create the possibility of temporary
Remote work A five-year leap in two months: remote work as a new norm
Remote work due to the coronavirus in companies is becoming a new positive trend, which is difficult to reverse, but both companies and employees will benefit
Legal Collecting debts during the crisis
Businesses in various sectors do not have a positive outlook for their turnover forecasts due to the corona crisis. As a result, they may have an extra
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