International taxation

Just some years ago the term ‘international taxation’ mostly stood for the use of offshore companies through which profits were channeled out of Estonian companies. Although, today the use of offshore companies is not illegal it is still advisable to refrain from using offshore companies if you wish to avoid the heightened interest of tax authorities.

The enlargement of the EU on May, 1st 2004 expanded the opportunities for investors to invest inside the EU, the idea being supported by the principle of free movement of capital. When investing in other countries every investor wants to be certain that his investments are taxed with the lowest tax minimum allowed, using all the incentives offered by the tax laws of the country of residence. All this needs to be kept in mind already beforehand and the fastest way is naturally to consult with experts. Thanks to our foreign partners we can advise you on various issues regarding taxation in European countries.