An interview with Grant Thornton Managing Partner Raitis Logins on the firm's ambitions, growth and future plans.
Raitis Logins has been appointed Managing Partner of Grant Thornton Baltic in Latvia.
Grant Thornton partner and certified auditor Raivis Irbītis has been re-elected to the Board of the Latvian Association of Certified Auditors (LACA) for the next three-year term, continuing his active contribution to the development of the profession and the strengthening of professional standards.
The Grant Thornton Global CEO Meeting 2026 took place in Amsterdam, bringing together 120 leaders from across the network. Latvia was represented by Raitis Logins, Managing Partner of Grant Thornton Baltic.
Grant Thornton Baltic’s annual leadership conference took place in Vilnius, bringing together partners and service line representatives from Latvia, Lithuania and Estonia. On the first day, working groups discussed the development priorities of each service line; on the main conference day, participants shared their conclusions and agreed on priorities for future collaboration.
From 1 June to 18 October 2026, Grant Thornton Baltic was awarded five public sector contracts. The engagements cover real estate valuation, asset valuation, and a study on the impact of wind farms on the real estate market.
The seminar “Nordic-Baltic Tax Outlook 2025–2026: Tax Authority Practice, Case Law and Legislative Outlook” took place in Tallinn, attracting an audience of more than 400 participants interested in the latest tax developments and upcoming changes across the Nordic-Baltic region.
From the perspective of international businesses, the Baltic States are often viewed as a single market. However, in the field of employment law, Latvia, Lithuania and Estonia are aligned mainly at the level of general principles. The terms of employment contracts, probationary periods, overtime remuneration, leave entitlements, employment taxes and procedures for terminating employment relationships differ significantly between the three countries. Consequently, a company cannot automatically apply a single HR policy across all three Baltic States.
As of 01.01.2026, amendments to the Law on Taxes and Duties will come into force. Their purpose is to simplify transfer pricing documentation requirements and reduce the administrative burden on taxpayers. The amendments relate to transactions conducted from the reporting year 2025 onwards.
Kaspars Strazds is responsible for efficient and business-driven management of transfer pricing projects for local and international clients.
Our latest publication, the Guide to European Employment Law, brings together legal insights from Grant Thornton employment law experts across 15 European jurisdictions. The publication provides a practical overview of the key employment law rules that employers should consider when operating across borders, helping HR, legal and business professionals manage regulatory compliance and workforce planning more effectively.
Property valuation for businesses: how to determine whether your assets still reflect market reality. Grant Thornton’s property valuation experts can help establish the value of your assets.
Grant Thornton Baltic has been named a finalist in the ITR Europe Tax Awards 2026, an awards competition organised by the international tax publication International Tax Review (ITR).
An interview with Grant Thornton Managing Partner Raitis Logins on the firm's ambitions, growth and future plans.
Raitis Logins has been appointed Managing Partner of Grant Thornton Baltic in Latvia.
TEGOVA (The European Group of Valuers’ Associations) is one of Europe’s leading valuation organisations, bringing together professional associations and promoting the development of common valuation standards across Europe.
Grant Thornton Baltic Latvia office team once again took part in the “Riga Marathon”.
Raitis Logins, Partner at the international financial advisory firm Grant Thornton Baltic, notes that the primary benefit to society from merging the Ministries of Health and Welfare would be more efficient and less bureaucratic coordination of healthcare and social services within the sector, rather than financial savings or workforce optimisation.
Grant Thornton partner and certified auditor Raivis Irbītis has been re-elected to the Board of the Latvian Association of Certified Auditors (LACA) for the next three-year term, continuing his active contribution to the development of the profession and the strengthening of professional standards.