Estonian income tax rate will not be increased from 2026

25.09.2025 - Tax changes
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On 24 September 2025, the Estonian Government approved the state budget for 2026. According to the proposal, the income tax rate for both individuals and companies will remain at 22% and will not be increased to 24% as prescribes the law amendment adopted by the Estonian Parliament earlier on 18 June 2025. The Government also confirmed that the general tax rate for individuals using an entrepreneur account will not increase.

To finalize the above-described decisions, the Estonian Parliament must adopt the respective amendment to the Income Tax Act in the coming months.


Key Highlights of the 2026 Income Tax Rules

Income tax rate: The current 22% rate remains unchanged in 2026 for both individuals and corporations.

Tax exemption for residents: Starting in 2026, the annual tax-exempt basic allowance for resident individuals will increase to EUR 8,400, regardless of income level.

Tax exemption for retirees: For individuals who have reached retirement age, the annual tax-exempt allowance remains at EUR 9,312.

Corporate taxation: No changes are expected in the principles of corporate income tax in comparison to 2025.

These updates provide stability and predictability for businesses and individuals, ensuring that Estonia continues to maintain a competitive tax environment in 2026.


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