Täistegevuse

Täistegevus is an Estonian term that translates roughly as “full operation” or “full activity.” In business and administrative contexts, it refers to the complete scope of activities that form the core operations of an organization, as opposed to ancillary, temporary, or passive activities. The concept emphasizes the ongoing, primary functions that define what a company does on a day-to-day basis.

In practice, täistegevus is closely linked to the main activity or principal line of business. It is often used when describing what a company reports to business registries, tax authorities, and statistical agencies. The main activity is typically aligned with standard industry classifications such as the NACE system, and in Estonian usage is related to the idea of peamine tegevusala (the primary activity field). The designation helps determine regulatory requirements, licensing needs, and reporting obligations.

The interpretation of täistegevus can vary by context and regulatory framework. It may encompass manufacturing and sale of core products, or dominant services that define the business model, while other operations—such as ancillary research, investments, or secondary projects—might be treated separately or as secondary activities. Because the term is used in different administrative texts, its exact legal significance is not uniform and should be checked within the specific regulatory or registry context.

See also:

- peamine tegevusala

- äriregister

- NACE

- ettevõtte registeering

- maksustamine