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Tax accounting
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, management board member
Partner, Head of Outsourcing
Tax
Developments in Estonia on the global minimum tax front
On 22 December 2021, the European Commission introduced a draft of a minimum tax directive designed to impose on large corporations an obligation to pay at least 15% income tax on profit. The establishment of a minimum tax limits tax competition between countries and is one of the international measures for preventing tax avoidance.
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Income tax
Some useful advice on declaring income
Starting 15 February, personal income tax returns can be filed; for many people, this process is associated with receiving tax refunds. A tax return must also be filed if a person has earned income on which income tax is not withheld (such as earnings from abroad, capital gains from alienation of property) or withholding has not occurred. A tax return must also be filed if the person desires to eliminate double taxation – i.e., if the same income was taxed abroad as well as in Estonia.
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Transaction advisory
The experience of a businessman who sold his life’s work: h
A businessman who started a company in Estonia even before the country had regained independence, Kevin Probert-Ehaver, recently sold his life’s work – the three Baltic companies in BK Group – to a major Chinese corporation, Hikvision. The transaction proved more complicated than planned, but in the end he managed to negotiate a price that was triple what was originally offered.
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Tax
Key changes in tax legislation in the Baltics in 2022
In the beginning of the year, several tax changes were introduced in Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania.
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