The Level 6 Senior Accountant qualification is based on the occupational standard established by the Estonian Association of Accountants, describing the skills, knowledge, and attitudes required for the role. It covers financial, managerial and tax accounting, reporting, budgeting, and advisory work. Applying for the certificate requires practical work experience and professional training.
It’s hard to keep up to date with frequent changes in legislation.
Grant Thornton Baltic’s tax specialists are up to the task, being able to offer reasonable and practical solutions. You can be sure that your tax accounting is in good hands and that all tax returns will be filed in a timely manner.
- preparing and filing VAT returns
- preparing and filing payroll-related tax returns
- preparing and filing corporate tax returns
- preparing and filing excise and other tax returns
- representing the client in communication with tax authorities and addressing their queries on behalf of the client.
The advice we have received in local and international taxation issues has been very professional.
Meelis Rae
Akso-Haus International, Member of the Board
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