As an experienced e-resident founder, you’re probably already familiar with the basics of running a business in Estonia. You have a virtual office and accounting services provider you chose while registering your company, but are you getting the best out of your current provider?

At Unicount, we offer more than mandatory services for staying compliant – we deliver a partnership that helps you run your business effectively. This article explains why switching to Unicount is a strategic move for your established business.
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You can establish and manage an EU company online from anywhere using an Estonian government-issued digital identity card. And wherever you are in the world, you can get one by applying for e-Residency of Estonia so that you can also run a company fully online from anywhere.
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In this article, I will explain the main differences between having a limited company versus registering as a sole proprietor in Estonia. We would also look into other possible forms of registering a business, and give our best advice to first-time founders wondering what is the best solution for running a remote business online.
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These rate changes will impact most of our e-resident clients with a limited company in Estonia. Both businesses and consumers are better off being informed well before these changes are in effect. Here’s an overview of the changes.
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Permanent Establishment (PE) and Dual Residence regulations are critical aspects of international taxation, as they determine how and where your Estonian company’s profits are taxed. These regulations can be complex, and understanding them is vital if you operate an Estonian company in other jurisdictions. In this article, we give you an overview of PE regulations, with a focus on how they apply to e-resident companies registered in Estonia.
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Starting a business can be complex, but understanding Estonian tax rates does not have to be. This is a beginner’s guide written in the simple language we like at Unicount when helping e-resident founders navigate the Estonian ecosystem.

After reading this, you may want to move to Estonia to benefit from the Estonian tax rates available to individuals and companies. Estonia has a thriving startup scene and needs founders and top talent for technology companies.
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Estonia, a country full of ambitious entrepreneurial minds, also extends a variety of resources and opportunities for growth to its e-Resident founders. Some grants may require your Estonian company to have a certain turnover or people on the payroll to qualify, while the startup funding and accelerators have no bureaucratic requirements stopping you from accessing them equally to resident founders.

Estonian flourishing startup ecosystem includes various grants, accelerators, business angels, venture funds and networking platforms available to all founders, aiding you in overcoming the initial hurdles of building a business from scratch in a foreign country. You may also want to learn about Estonia’s unique tax system and build your business here.

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Establishing your first company can create a lot of uncertainty for first-time founders due to the bureaucratic requirements, complicated tax regulations, and hidden costs associated with having a company.

But not in Estonia.

This digital nation provides an easy online registration of limited liability companies. The small country offers entrepreneurs a fast track to register a company in one day, eliminating the hassle of filing paperwork and unexpected costs.

This article will explore the advantages of starting your company in Estonia and how you can benefit from the digital nation’s offer for establishing and running a company online.
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Unicount’s landing page states, “registering a company should be as easy as registering a domain.” When I first read this, I remember feeling really confused. Neither registering a company nor a domain seemed simple to me at that time. However, after registering a company in Estonia a few years ago, I can now explain why you can trust this statement.

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Conducting business online is not easy for everyone, depending on the country they live in. Furthermore, establishing an online company is difficult for people living in countries that have lots of bureaucracy and red tape. I consider myself facing this dilemma. As a business school graduate translator from Turkey, conducting my own translation and marketing services business was a distant dream considering the number of hurdles I faced to save my business plans.
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