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The Tallinn company charges 3.9 per cent plus 40 US cents a sale and takes on the tax filing itself. Its home page says it covers 190 countries of tax, and its pricing page says 50.
European founders warned this week that the proposed EU company statute could be diluted into something nobody uses. For three small countries that already treat the single market as their home market, the outcome matters more than it does almost anywhere else.