Cross-border business activities require continuous monitoring of local, foreign and international development of tax regulations.
There are various challenges in international business:
Thanks to the global network, Grant Thornton Baltic has access to international know-how, which enables the client to reduce tax risks when operating in a foreign tax environment:
We also advise foreign investors in their search for the optimum group structure and legal form of business activity in Estonia and other Baltic countries.
Tax systems vary from country to country. Our experienced tax advisers help customers to recognize the tax risks involved in cross-border business activities and comply with cross-border reporting requirements, as well as to identify and implement the unused opportunities.
Being active in multiple jurisdictions, you will face many opportunities and challenges. We see many examples of clients being successful in the Nordic Baltic market, and two years ago we formed a dedicated Nordic Baltic group to join forces in all service lines and countries. This strengthens our ambition to unlock our clients’ potential for growth.
Our Nordic Baltic Tax guide will guide you through the ever-changing tax landscape of the Nordic and Baltic areas. The brochure comprises the latest developments and trends in the tax landscape.
Some of the changes will become effective in 2021. In addition we shall highlight tax rates applicable in the Nordic-Baltic region as of 2021. In addition to several individual changes, there are also general changes that shall be applicable in all Nordic-Baltic region as of 2021.
Grant Thornton tax specialists prepared an overview of the changes that have taken place in Norway, Sweden, Denmark, Finland, Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania.
Dowload the Nordic-Baltic tax changes 2021 here. [ 1190 kb ]
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Over the years, we have received advice from Grant Thornton Baltic specialists on various international tax issues: for example, taxation of foreign employees, transfer pricing policy and documentation, correct taxation of cross-border investments and expansion - the list could go on and on.
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From 16 February, the filing of 2025 income tax returns begins. As usual, a tax return must be filed if, during the year, you received income on which Estonian income tax was not withheld, or if you wish to claim tax reliefs.
The year 2026 will bring several significant tax changes across the Baltic States, affecting both businesses and individuals. In this overview, Grant Thornton Baltic tax experts summarise the key tax developments in Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania – covering income tax, VAT, social taxes and excise duties, among others.
The new year will bring changes to tax legislation which will affect both companies and individuals. Below is an overview of the main tax changes that will enter into force in 2026, as well as changes already adopted and entered into force during 2025.
