AMS Group OÜ
Tallinn
- Company formation
- Accounting and bookkeeping
- Tax compliance
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Languages: English · Russian
View profile of AMS Group OÜAn Estonian company is taxed on profit at the point of distribution rather than when the profit is earned. The corporate income tax rate on distributed profit is 22/78, as the Estonian Tax and Customs Board lists for 2026. A company that keeps its profit in the business has no corporate income tax to pay on it, so the routine of tax compliance is lighter than in many countries, but the returns, declarations and deadlines still apply.
Even so, a foreign owner should not read that rule as the whole picture. Where the owner lives and where the company is managed can create tax duties elsewhere, and Estonian rules do not settle them. Ask a firm what it files, what it advises on, and whether it works with an adviser in your home country. Compliance means preparing and filing; advice looks at the structure.
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View profile of Data Service OÜUnder Estonian rules, profit is taxed when it is distributed. Whether this suits your situation depends on your home country and how the company is managed. A firm can explain the Estonian side and tell you when to ask an adviser elsewhere.
Yes, filing duties generally continue while the company exists. Ask your firm which declarations apply to a dormant or start-up company and when they are due.
The company's structure and owners, the expected income and payments abroad, and any earlier accounts. With those, a firm can price filings and flag questions that need advice.
General information, not legal or tax advice. Rules, rates and fees change: check them with the official sources linked on this page or with a qualified adviser before you act.