From 2026, Latvian company owners may choose between two dividend distribution models: either continue applying the existing 20% corporate income tax (CIT) regime or opt for a more attractive split-tax regime on distributed profits — particularly favourable for foreign investors — consisting of 15% CIT and 6% personal income tax (PIT).
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In an effort to provide clarity to affected entities, the European Council (EC) has accelerated the approval process for the portion of the Omnibus impacting the reporting timeline - referred to as the ‘stop-the-clock’ directive.
Key changes in tax legislation in the Baltics in 2020
Amendments to 11 tax laws were adopted by the Parliament on July 28, introducing a wide tax reform in Latvia effective beginning with January 1, 2018.
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Most important Latvian tax changes in 2016
New regulation for real estate tax in Riga
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The Register of Enterprises requires to update shareholders’ register information. New changes regarding the Board members are on track Using licensed software