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Annual Report Estonia (2026 Guide): Deadlines, Requirements & How to Submit
This guide explains how the annual report Estonia system works for OÜ companies. It covers who must file, 2026 deadlines, what needs to be included, and what happens if the report is late.
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What Is the Annual Report in Estonia?
The annual report in Estonia is the official set of financial statements and management information that every company must submit to the Estonian Business Register once per financial year. It keeps your Estonian company transparent and compliant and is publicly available in the Business Register database. For a typical e-resident OÜ the annual report Estonia package consists of a balance sheet, income statement and additional notes. Larger companies may also need a management report, cash-flow statement and auditor’s opinion.
Who Must File & Deadlines (2026)
The General Rule: The annual report must be submitted within six months after the end of the financial year.
- Financial year 01.01.2025 – 31.12.2025 → Deadline: 30.06.2026
- Financial year 01.07.2025 – 30.06.2026 → Deadline: 31.12.2026
Who Must Submit?
Everyone. All Estonian companies registered in the Commercial Register must file an annual report, regardless of size, turnover or activity. This includes:- Private limited companies (OÜ)
- Public limited companies (AS)
- Non-profit associations (MTÜ) and foundations (SA)
What Must Be Included in the Annual Report?
The exact content depends on your company size (micro, small, medium). Most e-resident companies are "micro," requiring:General Info
Balance Sheet
Income Statement
Notes
Profit Proposal
How to Submit the Annual Report Estonia Online
Annual reports are submitted electronically via the Business Register. The process is fully online.
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Log in to the Business Register, select your company, click “Annual report,” and create a new report for the relevant year.Log in & Create
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Fill in or import the balance sheet and income statement figures. Complete the mandatory notes.Fill Data
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Generate the final PDF preview. Board members must sign it electronically using ID-card or Smart-ID.Confirm & Sign
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Once signed, click "Submit" to send it to the registrar. Download a copy for your records.Submit
Penalties for Late or Missing Reports
The Estonian authorities treat annual report obligations seriously. Consequences include:
- Fines: The registrar may fine the company and board members personally.
- Restrictions: You may be blocked from making other registry changes.
- Dissolution: In long-term non-compliance cases, the company can be compulsorily deleted.
- Banking Risk: Banks and partners may freeze accounts if your data is outdated.
E-Residents, Management Abroad & Contact Person
Many e-resident companies are managed from abroad. In these cases, Estonian law usually requires a local Contact Person. The contact person receives official letters—including annual report reminders—and forwards them to you. Without this, you might miss critical deadlines.
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Annual Report Filing Assistance by Dalanta Accounting
If you prefer not to prepare the annual report yourself, Dalanta Accounting OÜ can handle the full process—from bookkeeping checks to submission. Contact for a quote: E-mail: info@dalanta.ee Website: www.dalanta.ee
FAQ: Annual Report Estonia
Can I submit the report myself?
Yes. If your bookkeeping is simple and in order, you can fill in the forms yourself. However, many founders use an accountant to ensure accuracy.Do I need an auditor?
Most micro and small e-resident companies are exempt from audit requirements. Audits are only for larger companies exceeding specific turnover/employee thresholds.What if I miss the deadline?
File it as soon as possible. You will likely receive a reminder first. Filing correctly is always cheaper than dealing with fines or dissolution later.This article is for general information only and does not replace personalised legal or tax advice. Rules may change, so always verify details in the Estonian Business Register or with your accountant.