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Central & eastern EuropeJanuary 2 2006

Estonia

HansabankErkki Raasuke, CEO

by Banker Editor

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1. What makes your country attractive to investors?

Estonia has a very open and dynamic economy. The country promotes investments through a stable legal environment and transparent tax system. Corporate income tax on retained earnings is 0%.

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