About 20,000 firms have received warnings of deletion from the commercial register in recent weeks because they failed to submit annual reports for last year, Äripäev reports. :format(webp)/nginx/o/2024/04/07/15988433t1h714f.jpg)
Mobile version of the commercial register. Photo: Mihkel Maripuu, Postimees
About 20,000 firms have received warnings of deletion from the commercial register in recent weeks because they failed to submit annual reports for last year, reports Äripäev .
Today alone, more than 1,000 legal entities received exclusion notices and now have three months to submit a report. If the report is not submitted, the registrar may fine the company or remove it from the register.
Read more in Äripäev .
On July 1, Postimees reported that a significant number of companies had not yet submitted their annual reports.
Companies required to submit annual reports. Those whose financial year ended on December 31 last year had to submit a report by the end of June. By July 1, only about 63 percent of Estonian enterprises had done so.