Corporate tax

Corporate tax returns and advice in Europe can vary from country to country, depending on the particular laws and regulations of each nation. Generally, businesses in Europe must file an annual income tax return with their respective national tax authority. The return must disclose profits and losses, along with any deductions that might apply to the business in order to reduce its overall taxable amount. Additionally, businesses may be able to take advantage of certain incentives or deductions provided by the national legislation. It is important for companies operating in Europe to obtain professional advice about corporate taxation so that they can ensure compliance with the relevant laws and optimise their bottom line.

Cross-Border Taxation

The 183-Day Rule: What EU Entrepreneurs Need to Know About Cross-Border Consulting

A practical guide to staying compliant when sending employees to work in…

Business Attraction Index, Corporate tax, Quick Notes, Tax, Tax Incentives

Why Expat Entrepreneurs Are Looking at Estonia’s Tax System

Estonia ranks #1 in the OECD for tax competitiveness, for the 12th year running. If you’re an entrepreneur considering where to base your business, here’s what makes Estonia stand out. Flat and Simple Estonia charges a flat 22% on all income: employment, capital gains, rental income,…

Corporate tax, Quick Notes, R&D Incentives, Tax, Tax Incentives

Finland’s Tax System: New Competitive Rates for Business

Finland is often perceived as a high-tax country, but for businesses, the reality is different. The country offers a competitive tax environment specifically designed to support innovation, growth, and sustainability. Changes in 2027 Starting January 1, 2027, Finland is making two significant improvements: Current situation in…

Entity Formation & Registration, Investment, Tax

Investing in Norway: personally or through a Holding AS?

Investment Strategies in Norway 2025: ASK Versus AS Since the introduction of…

Banking, Business Setup, Compliance & Operations, Finance & Fintech, Legal Requirements, Market Entry, Quick Notes

From Hong Kong to Europe: Why This Payment Gateway Chose Ireland Over Four EU Alternatives

A Hong Kong-based payment gateway company recently approached us with a classic expansion dilemma: where to establish their European base to serve UK, Irish, and Nordic markets. The Challenge The founder planned to relocate personally but had no existing EU/EEA directors. They needed full payment institution…

Andreas

As an experienced tax lawyer, I offer specialized tax services for international…

Accounting & Reporting, Compliance & Operations, Tax

Norway Business Compliance Calendar 2025

This calendar provides an overview of key compliance deadlines for businesses operating…

Business Attraction Index, Corporate tax, Cross-Border Taxation, Tax

Integrated Tax Rates on Corporate Income – Country Comparison

When evaluating countries for business expansion or startup establishment, many entrepreneurs and…

Business Attraction Index, Tax, Tax Incentives

Global Comparison of Net Operating Loss Provisions

Net operating loss (NOL) provisions are critical considerations for startups and SMEs…

Business Attraction Index, Corporate tax, Tax

Global Corporate Tax Comparison & Guide

Choosing the right location for your startup is a critical decision, and…

Business Attraction Index, Funding, R&D Incentives, Tax, Tax Incentives

The Netherlands Innovation Box: Reduce Your Tax Burden on Innovation

The Netherlands is a highly attractive location for innovative companies, thanks in…

30% ruling, Corporate tax, Tax

Prinsjesdag: Key Tax Changes for Foreign Entrepreneurs in the Netherlands in 2025

Prinsjesdag, the annual presentation of the Dutch government’s budget, unveiled several proposed…