Visiting Researcher's Guide - EURAXESS Estonia
Visiting Researcher's Guide - EURAXESS Estonia
Visiting Researcher's Guide - EURAXESS Estonia
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5.3 Income tax return<br />
TAXATION<br />
Income tax returns must be presented by <strong>Estonia</strong>n residents. A non-resident is obliged to<br />
submit a tax return if he/she has received income that is subject to taxation in <strong>Estonia</strong>, but on<br />
which no income tax has been withheld upon payment.<br />
<strong>Estonia</strong>n residents must also declare the income that they have received abroad.<br />
If an <strong>Estonia</strong>n resident stayed abroad for work more than 183 days in 12 consecutive months<br />
and taxes were paid from the income abroad, no additional income tax has to be paid in<br />
<strong>Estonia</strong>, and the income must be declared as tax free income from abroad.<br />
If an <strong>Estonia</strong>n resident stayed abroad for work less than 183 days, income tax has to be paid<br />
on the salary received abroad as well. Taxes paid abroad are taken into account, so no double<br />
taxation occurs. If the income tax in the other country is smaller than in <strong>Estonia</strong>, the difference<br />
in the income taxes must be paid in <strong>Estonia</strong>. If the income tax in the other country is higher<br />
than in <strong>Estonia</strong>, no refunds are paid for the difference in the taxation rates.<br />
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