Last updated: November 14, 2026
The best accounting firms in Tallinn for 2027 are PwC Estonia, EY Baltic, KPMG Baltics, Deloitte Estonia, Grant Thornton Baltic, BDO Estonia, Baker Tilly Baltics, 1Office and Enty. The Big Four and Grant Thornton lead for audit and complex tax, BDO and Baker Tilly for mid-market companies, and 1Office and Enty for small companies and e-residents.
Estonia’s tax system is simple on paper. Retained profits are not taxed, and distributed profits are taxed at 22% (22/78 of the net amount) in 2026, with standard VAT at 24%. Getting the monthly filings right still needs a good accountant.
We looked at accounting and audit firms with offices in Tallinn, checked their services and focus, and grouped them by client size. Read more about how we research and rank companies.
| Company | Based In | Best For | Key Fact |
|---|---|---|---|
| PwC Estonia | Tallinn | Audit and tax for large companies | One of Estonia’s largest professional services firms |
| EY Baltic | Tallinn | Audit, tax and transactions | Large Tallinn team |
| KPMG Baltics | Tallinn | Outsourced bookkeeping and transfer pricing | Dedicated bookkeeping practice |
| Deloitte Estonia | Tallinn | Large and listed companies | Global network |
| Grant Thornton Baltic | Tallinn and Tartu | Mid-size firms needing audit, tax and outsourcing | Offices in all three Baltic states |
| BDO Estonia | Tallinn | Mid-size companies | Part of the BDO global network |
| Baker Tilly Baltics | Tallinn | Owner-managed and mid-size businesses | Part of the Baker Tilly network |
| 1Office | Tallinn | Small companies and foreign founders | Accounting from about €75 a month |
| Enty | Tallinn | Founders who want software plus accountants | Back office from about €33 a month |
PwC Estonia provides audit, tax and advisory services and is one of the largest professional services firms in the country by revenue.
Choose it for statutory audits and complex tax at scale.
EY Baltic runs audit, tax, consulting and transaction services from Tallinn and across the Baltics.
It suits groups operating in all three Baltic states.
KPMG Baltics offers audit and tax and also runs a dedicated bookkeeping and accounting practice, with tax, legal and HR advice on top.
It suits international subsidiaries that want Big Four bookkeeping.
Deloitte Estonia provides audit, tax, consulting and risk advisory services in Tallinn.
Choose it for listed companies and complex reporting.
Grant Thornton Baltic was established in 1992 and is owned by local partners, offering audit, accounting, payroll, tax and outsourced CFO services, including crypto accounting.
It suits growing companies that want one firm for audit and outsourcing.
BDO Estonia provides audit, accounting, tax and advisory services to mid-market companies.
It suits companies that want network backing at a mid-market price.
Baker Tilly Baltics offers audit, accounting, tax and advisory services in Estonia and the wider Baltics.
It suits owner-managed businesses with cross-border needs.
1Office provides accounting, payroll and annual reports for small companies and foreign founders, with English and Estonian software access. Its minimum accounting fee is about €75 a month plus a setup fee.
It suits small companies run from abroad.
Enty combines bookkeeping, payroll and company administration in one platform for Estonian companies.
It suits founders who want to see everything in one dashboard.
Larger companies must have a statutory audit. If you need one, choose an audit firm.
Estonia requires monthly tax and payroll filings. Confirm who prepares and submits them.
Most Tallinn firms do, but check that reports and support come in your language.
Ask whether fees are fixed monthly or based on the number of documents.
Retained profits are not taxed. Distributed profits are taxed at 22% of the gross amount, calculated as 22/78 of the net distribution.
The standard VAT rate is 24% since July 2025.
Small companies often pay from about €75 to a few hundred euros a month, depending on volume.
Tallinn has accountants for every stage. The Big Four and Grant Thornton lead for audit and tax, BDO and Baker Tilly for the mid-market, and 1Office and Enty for small companies. See also the top e-Residency service providers and the Estonia hub.