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Estonia news

Thursday, 29 October 2026

Regulatory changes detected daily from official sources across Europe. Create a free account to follow your jurisdictions and ask Taxxa what a change means in practice.

Taxe-MTA2 months ago

EMTA publishes how it scores company tax behaviour

The new methods paper spells out the six indicators behind each of the two ratings, the 1–3 scale and how often each data feed refreshes.

Industry: Across industries

Financial Sector & MarketsRahapesu Andmebüroo2 months ago2 documents

Estonian FIU flags rapid gambling withdrawals in new typology report

Operators should assess limited-play deposits and withdrawals in context, consider enhanced checks and use reference 10TT202607 when reporting related suspicions.

Industry: Gambling and betting activities

Taxe-MTA2 months ago

EMTA guidance bands third-country returns by goods value

Goods worth up to 150 euros face new refund limits — no repayment when an item merely does not fit — while the 150–1,000 euro band keeps invalidation refunds on a 90-day application deadline.

Financial Sector & MarketsRiigi Teataja2 months ago2 documents

Investment-firm reports and investor-levy valuations: the standing rules

Seven solo filings for firms, six for branches, three consolidated for group parents — plus the closing-price cascade behind the investor levy.

Industry: Other financial service activities, except insurance and pension funding n.e.c. · Other monetary intermediation · Fund management activities

Financial Sector & MarketsRiigi Teataja2 months ago

UCITS reports must flag regulated-market securities

UCITS investment reports must separately show securities admitted to trading on the regulated market named in the Investment Funds Act.

Industry: Trusts, funds and similar financial entities · Pension funding

Public Sector & EconomyRiigi Teataja2 months ago

Lääneranna sets 500-euro grant for heritage congregations

Lääneranna's congregation grant pays 500 euros a year to associations administering a state-protected place of worship; applications for next year close 1 November.

Industry: Activities of religious organisations

Public Sector & EconomyRiigi Teataja2 months ago

Estonia sets investment-grant terms for pig producers

Pig producers can claim 15-65% of eligible investment costs, at least 750,000 euros per application, with up to 6.5 million for projects including a new complete sow building.

Industry: Raising of swine/pigs

Taxe-MTA2 months ago4 documents

Gaming platform is VAT seller for player virtual-item trades

EMTA's intermediary-services guidance adds that a gaming platform is the VAT seller where private players trade virtual items and it invoices in its own name.

Industry: Web portals

Public Sector & EconomyRiigi Teataja2 months ago

Elva municipal project-grant rules: who may apply and how

Elva's grant rules set who may apply, five grant types, an October deadline for traditional events and SPOKU acceptance duties.

Industry: Across industries

Payroll & LabourRiigi Teataja2 months ago

Maardu sets a 1.6 factor for school leaders’ teaching pay

From 1 September 2026, teaching pay for covered school-management members is calculated proportionately from the full-time teacher minimum and multiplied by 1.6.

Industry: Education

Financial Sector & MarketsRiigi Teataja2 months ago

Estonian banks face 1 October deadline for committee and control changes

Banks must align their activities and documents with amended committee and internal-control provisions by 1 October 2026, including independence and governance requirements.

Industry: Other monetary intermediation

Taxe-MTA2 months ago

Estonia’s pension-age guidance sets out the 2027 and 2028 thresholds

The pension age rises to 65 years and one month in 2027, then 65 years and three months in 2028. Payroll teams should distinguish pension age from pension receipt.

Legal & CorporateRiigi Teataja2 months ago2 documents

Estonia requires an online withdrawal function from September

From 1 September 2026, the law specifies a prominent withdrawal function, electronic submission and prompt confirmation; separate rules cover financial-service interface design.

Industry: Across industries

Accounting & ReportingRiigi Teataja2 months ago

Vormsi introduces a municipal financial-management procedure

Effective from 1 September 2026, the procedure sets budget deadlines, reserve-fund limits, borrowing rules and annual-report controls for the municipality.

Industry: General public administration activities

Payroll & LabourRiigi Teataja2 months ago

Harku sets monthly basic-pay timing from September

From 1 September 2026, the pay guide requires payment by the fifth day of the following month unless otherwise agreed, to the recipient’s nominated bank account.

Industry: General public administration activities

Accounting & ReportingRiigi Teataja2 months ago

Estonia sets FY2027 application date for revised accounting guidelines

The September 2026 versions of RTJ 1–12 and 15–16 apply to reporting periods beginning on or after 1 January 2027.

Industry: Across industries

Payroll & LabourRiigi Teataja2 months ago

Taxe-MTA2 months ago

Estonian guidance says cash receipts belong in the entrepreneurship account

Account holders paid in cash by a private individual should transfer the money into their entrepreneurship account at the first opportunity, says the tax authority.

Industry: Across industries