Ownership & control of a company
- Are the names of a company's shareholders public in Estonia?
- Who can be a management board member in Estonia?
- What is the liability of shareholders in a private limited company (OÜ) in Estonia?
- What is the concept of 'ultimate beneficial owner' (UBO) in Estonia, and why is it relevant?
- What other shareholder information is publicly available in Estonia?
- Can foreign nationals be management board members in Estonia?
- What happens if the assessed share capital in a private limited company is lower than 2,500 euros?
- Are there any other factors that can affect the cost of registering a business in Estonia?
- Why is this shareholder information made public in Estonia?
- Can dividends be paid from the share capital contribution of a company in Estonia?
- Can foreigners establish and run companies in Estonia like locals?
- How are shares in a private limited company recorded?
- What decision-making power do shareholders have in an Estonian private limited company (OÜ)?
- Can a shareholder transfer their share to another person in a private limited company?
- What defines a single shareholder company in Estonia?
- Is notarization required for transferring shares in a private limited company?
- How are shares in listed public limited companies managed compared to regular public limited companies?
- What are the obligations of a member of the management board in a company?
- Are there any conditions for transferring shares in a private limited company?
- How is a share transfer formalized in a private limited company?