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The document summarizes Estonia's tax system and structure. It outlines that Estonia's tax system aims to be simple, stable, broad-based and transparent with low tax rates. The main taxes include personal income tax, corporate income tax, VAT, excise duties and social tax. Personal income tax rates are 20% with deductions available. Corporate income tax is 20% on distributed profits and 14% on regularly distributed profits. VAT and excise duties are also important indirect taxes. Overall, the tax burden in Estonia averages around 33% of GDP.
The SlideShare 101 is a quick start guide if you want to walk through the main features that the platform offers. This will keep getting updated as new features are launched.
The SlideShare 101 replaces the earlier "SlideShare Quick Tour".
The document summarizes Estonia's tax system and structure. It outlines that Estonia's tax system aims to be simple, stable, broad-based and transparent with low tax rates. The main taxes include personal income tax, corporate income tax, VAT, excise duties and social tax. Personal income tax rates are 20% with deductions available. Corporate income tax is 20% on distributed profits and 14% on regularly distributed profits. VAT and excise duties are also important indirect taxes. Overall, the tax burden in Estonia averages around 33% of GDP.
The document summarizes Estonia's tax system and structure. It outlines the main principles of the Estonian tax system including a simple, stable system with broad tax bases and low rates. The tax system consists of direct taxes such as personal income tax, corporate income tax, and social tax, as well as indirect taxes like VAT and excise duties. Personal income tax rates are a flat 20% while corporate income tax is charged at 20% on distributed profits and 14% on regularly distributed profits.
The Estonian tax system aims for simplicity, stability, broad tax bases and low rates. It consists of direct taxes like personal income tax at 20%, corporate income tax at 20% on distributed profits, and indirect taxes like VAT at 20%. The tax authority is the Tax and Customs Board which collects various taxes that make up around a third of Estonia's GDP and funds the government. Personal income tax revenue has grown steadily while corporate income tax fluctuates based on profit distributions.
Estonian taxes and tax structure as of September 2020. A presentation by the Tax Policy Department of the Ministry of Finance of the Republic of Estonia
The document is a disclaimer for an investor presentation by the Republic of Estonia. It states that the information provided does not constitute an offer to purchase securities and any investment decisions should not be based on this information alone. The information is for informational purposes only and should not be redistributed or used for any other purpose. Projections and forecasts included are based on government budget numbers and actual results may differ.
The document provides an overview of Estonia's tax system and structure as of January 1, 2019. It discusses the main principles of Estonia's tax policy including a simple and stable tax system with a broad tax base and low rates. It outlines the direct taxes of personal income tax, corporate income tax, and others. It also discusses indirect taxes such as VAT and excise duties. Key points covered include tax rates, tax revenue sources, and the tax authority.
The document provides an overview of Estonian taxes and tax structure as of June 1, 2017. It discusses the main principles of Estonia's tax system including a simple tax system and broad tax base with low rates. It then outlines the major taxes in Estonia including direct taxes like personal income tax, corporate income tax, social tax, and land tax as well as indirect taxes like VAT, excise duties, and customs duty. It provides details on the rates and calculations for personal income tax, corporate income tax, social tax, and land tax.
The document summarizes Estonia's tax system and structure. It outlines the main principles of the Estonian tax system including a simple, stable system with broad tax bases and low rates. The tax system consists of direct taxes such as personal income tax, corporate income tax, and social tax, as well as indirect taxes like VAT and excise duties. Personal income tax rates are a flat 20% while corporate income tax is charged at 20% on distributed profits and 14% on regularly distributed profits.
The Estonian tax system aims for simplicity, stability, broad tax bases and low rates. It consists of direct taxes like personal income tax at 20%, corporate income tax at 20% on distributed profits, and indirect taxes like VAT at 20%. The tax authority is the Tax and Customs Board which collects various taxes that make up around a third of Estonia's GDP and funds the government. Personal income tax revenue has grown steadily while corporate income tax fluctuates based on profit distributions.
Estonian taxes and tax structure as of September 2020. A presentation by the Tax Policy Department of the Ministry of Finance of the Republic of Estonia
The document is a disclaimer for an investor presentation by the Republic of Estonia. It states that the information provided does not constitute an offer to purchase securities and any investment decisions should not be based on this information alone. The information is for informational purposes only and should not be redistributed or used for any other purpose. Projections and forecasts included are based on government budget numbers and actual results may differ.
The document provides an overview of Estonia's tax system and structure as of January 1, 2019. It discusses the main principles of Estonia's tax policy including a simple and stable tax system with a broad tax base and low rates. It outlines the direct taxes of personal income tax, corporate income tax, and others. It also discusses indirect taxes such as VAT and excise duties. Key points covered include tax rates, tax revenue sources, and the tax authority.
The document provides an overview of Estonian taxes and tax structure as of June 1, 2017. It discusses the main principles of Estonia's tax system including a simple tax system and broad tax base with low rates. It then outlines the major taxes in Estonia including direct taxes like personal income tax, corporate income tax, social tax, and land tax as well as indirect taxes like VAT, excise duties, and customs duty. It provides details on the rates and calculations for personal income tax, corporate income tax, social tax, and land tax.
2. Otsepostituse läbiviimine
• Eurokalkulaatorite ja euroinfobrošüüride otsepostituse
kõigi Eesti eraisikute postkastidesse viib läbi Eesti Post,
postituse adressaate on kokku 561 000.
• Postitust alustati 5. novembril ja see viiakse lõpule 17.
novembriks.
• Otsepostitus toimub eraisikutele kuuluvate postkastide
andmebaasi põhjal, kuid mitte isikustatud postitusena.
• Iga Eesti leibkond saab otsepostituse käigus ühe
saadetise, mis sisaldab Rahandusministeeriumi ja
Euroopa Komisjoni kaaskirja, euroinfobrošüüri ja ühte
kalkulaatorit.
3. Otsepostituse läbiviimine
• Kui inimene pole ajavahemikul
5.-17.11 otsepostituse ümbrikku
saanud või kui laekunud
postisaadetis on kahjustatud,
tuleb tal võtta ühendust Eesti
Posti klienditeenindusega:
info@post.ee. Tasuta kliendiinfo
nr. 1661; 661 6616.
• Eesti Post kogub need andmed
kokku ja viib seejärel läbi
täiendavad postitused
4. Infobrošüüride jaotus
• Omavalitsustes, kus rahvastiku enamuse moodustab
mitte-eestikeelne elanikkond, saadetakse kõigile
adressaatidele lisaks ka venekeelne infobrošüür.
Need omavalitsused on: Sillamäe linn, Narva linn, Peipsiääre vald, Aseri
vald, Piirissaare vald, Narva-Jõesuu linn, Alajõe vald, Kallaste linn, Kohtla-
Järve linn, Maardu linn, Vaivara vald, Kiviõli linn, Loksa linn, Mustvee linn,
Jõhvi vald, Kasepää vald ja Paldiski linn.
• Tallinna puhul toimib sama brošüüride jaotuspõhimõte
linnaosade põhiselt. Lisaks eestikeelsele saadetakse
venekeelne brošüür kõikidele adressaatidele Haabersti,
Põhja-Tallinna ja Lasnamäe linnaosades.
• Neil, kes ei saanud otsepostitusega venekeelset
infobrošüüri, kuid soovivad seda, palume pöörduda oma
kohaliku omavalitsuse poole.
5. Eurokalkulaatorid
• Eurokalkulaatorid tootis Eesti jaoks spetsiaalselt Hiina
ettevõte Putian Hanjiang Bai Li Electronics Co, tellimuse
maht oli 580 000 tk ning maksumus 4,5 miljonit krooni.
• Tootja on andnud neile kaheaastase garantii
lõpptähtajaga 15. september 2012.
• Garantiiperioodil probleemseks osutunud kalkulaatorid
vahetab tasuta välja elektroonikakaupade kett Euronics.
Vahetust saab teostada ka posti teel, täpsem info
http://www.euronics.ee/teemapoed_eurokalkulaatorid
6. Eurokalkulaator aitab
95
31
41
82
12
79
90
11
68
95
26
38
0
50
100
%küsitletutest
Sloveenia Küpros Malta Slovakkia
Sai
kalkulaatori
Pidas
kasulikuks
Pidas väga
kasulikuks
• 2007., 2008. ja 2009. aastal toimunud eurole üleminekuil oli eurokalkulaator
üks vahend elanikkonna euroga harjutamiseks
• Üleminekujärgselt korraldatud küsitlused (Eurobarometer) näitasid, et
kalkulaatori saanutest pidas seda kasulikuks või väga kasulikuks 64-91%
9. Eurovahetus postkontorites
• 2011. aasta jaanuari kahel esimesel nädalal
saab kroone eurodeks vahetada 179 Eesti
Posti postkontoris, sh kolmes väikesaare
postkontoris.
• Eesti Postil on 391 postiasutust üle riigi.
11. Eurovahetus postkontorites
• 1.–15. jaanuaril on postkontorid avatud iga
päev.
• Rahavahetusteenuse osutamise kellaajad
võivad erineda postkontori tavapärastest
lahtiolekuaegadest.
12. Eurovahetus postkontorites
• Eesti Post võib vajadusel kehtestada ühe
kliendi kohta piirlimiidi 1000 eurot,
rahavahetuse ajal viibib postkontoris
turvamees
• Teenus on tasuta, kurss on fikseeritud.
• Detsembrist on täiendav info üleval
postkontorite infostendidel.
• Täpsem info Eesti Posti kodulehelt
www.post.ee/eurovahetus.
• Stardikomplekte müüme kõigis postkontorites.
15. Mida iga inimene peaks teadma?
Turvalisem on, kui kroonid vahetuvad eurodeks
pangakontol, kuna siis ei pea suure summa
sularahaga ringi liikuma.
Kroone saab vahetada piisavalt kaua, korraga
suure summa sularahaga liikumine pole turvaline
Kui vältida ei saa, siis suurema summa sularahaga
liikudes ole tähelepanelik end ümbritseva suhtes
ning võimalusel võta endaga kaasa usaldusväärne
isik.
16. Valeraha oht suureneb?
Tundmatusest suurem tähelepanelikkus
Kuidas valeraha ära tunda, teavitab riik nii
otseposti kui näiteks euroveebi vahendusel. Noorte
moraalne kohus oma esivanemate ees
Kui kahtled raha ehtsuses, pöördu panka, edasi
juba politseisse
Ülisoodne kurss viitab pettusele
Võimalikku ohtu valeraha juhtumitele pigem
tähelepanu hajudes kevade poole
17. Eesti riigi sularaha transport
PPA aitab Eesti Pangal turvalisust tagada
Suur kogus riikliku tähtsusega sularaha tähendab
kõrgeid turvanõudeid
Eriüksuse varustuses politseinikud ning “Tere Euro”
veokid veavad raha Eestis laiali
Üksikasjad, detailid jäävad turvariskide
vähendamiseks rääkimata
Püüame rahavedude turvalisust tagades
võimalikult vähe inimeste tavapärast liiklemist
segada
18. Mis trahvidest saab?
Uus trahviühik süüteomenetluses 4 € , täna 60 kr
Hoiatusmenetluses 50 krooni asemel 3 €
Uued määrad alates 1.jaanuarist tehtud otsustel
Varasemate otsuste alusel pärast 1. jaanuari
tasudes arvestatakse ametliku kursi alusel
Parim valik- õigesti käituda, ei saa ka trahvi
19. Eesti jääb turvaliseks
Üldiselt on euro turvaline raha, vajab harjumist
Euro huvitab kurjategijat kroonist enam
PPA kriminaalpolitsei kogu ja analüüsib infot ning
ohte, 100% turvalisust ei paku ükski riik
Koostöös Eesti panga, erinevate ministeeriumite ja
elanikkonna vahel saavutame ka krooni euro vastu
vahetamisel suurema turvalisuse
