Summer employment for school students in 2026
Practical guidance for employers and parents on summer jobs for school students, payroll taxes, EDS records and tax allowances.
Practical news about taxes, reports, payroll and accounting changes in Latvia.
Practical guidance for employers and parents on summer jobs for school students, payroll taxes, EDS records and tax allowances.
From 1 July 2026, new customs rules apply to low-value consignments arriving from countries outside the European Union.
Joint-stock companies had to update by July 1, 2026 articles of association, excluding information about the form of shares.
In 2026, the procedure for minimum social contributions was clarified self-employed, employers and employees with III disability group.
The year 2026 brings several changes to companies that affect work salary calculation, value added tax, excise tax, corporate income tax and communication with state institutions.
From July 1, 2026, a termed pilot project begins, in which a 12% VAT rate is applied to certain deliveries of food products.
From 2026, it is available to companies under certain conditions alternative tax application model at the time of dividend distribution, however, it is not automatic and does not apply to all profits types of reduction.
The payroll tax booklet is an electronic section of EDS where an employee designates their main place of income and records the information required for tax relief.
In 2026, the institutional structure of the State Revenue Service changed structure: investigative functions separated in a new institution, but gambling and lottery monitoring integrated VID.
A qualitative annual financial statement does not start on the day of submission, but with timely verification of documents, balances and management decisions.
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How to read tax and business news and check if changes apply to a specific company.
The section covers important changes in tax, accounting, payroll, annual reporting and administrative requirements, with practical explanations and links to primary sources.
No. An article explains a change in general terms. Its effect on a specific company depends on the company’s legal form, tax status, transactions, employees and documents for the relevant period.
Pay attention to the date of publication and at the end of the article to the specified official sources. If the regulation has changed later, the latest version of the normative act should be used for the decision or explanation of the institution.
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First determine whether the change affects the company’s tax regime, transactions, employees or legal form. Then prepare a concrete action list covering system settings, document updates, deadlines and responsible persons.
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