Digitization
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E-invoices in Latvia
Structured e-invoicing requirements, XML validation, submission to the SRS and preparation for B2B e-invoicing.
Practical resources
Resources
A practical resource library for management, accounting and day-to-day documentation, with links to current official sources.
Taxes
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State budget accounts
Accounts for paying taxes, duties and other amounts to the state budget.
Staff
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Classification of Occupations
Codes of positions and professions for employment contracts, salaries and personnel documents.
Taxes
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Tax rates
A structured overview of key tax rates and changes.
Time
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Working time calendar
Norms for working days, holidays and monthly working hours.
Commandments
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Business trip expense rates
Expense allowances, reporting requirements and practical guidance for business trips.
Registration
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NACE classifier
Selection of economic activity codes for company registration and changes.
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FAQ
Frequently asked questions about useful resources
How to use FinServices tables, classifications, calendars and guidance in day-to-day work.
Who is the Resources section for?
The section brings together practical tools for companies and accountants: tax rates, working-time calendars, business-trip allowances, classifications, state budget accounts and e-invoicing guidance.
Does the data posted here replace the official source?
No. The materials provide a practical overview, but legally or financially significant decisions must be checked against current information from the SRS, SSIA, Central Statistical Bureau, Likumi.lv or another official source named on the page.
Why is the reference year important?
Tax rates, transferred working days, minimum amounts and filing requirements can change. The reference year shows which period the material covers and helps prevent outdated data from being used.
Can the tables be searched by occupation or code?
Yes. Classification pages include a search field for codes and names. The selected result should still be compared with the employee’s actual duties or the company’s actual business activity.
How often should you check the relevance of useful materials?
Verification is required before every significant calculation or decision, especially if the material is tied to a specific year. Taxes and labor law information should also be reviewed according to regulatory acts for amendments or a new explanation of VID or VSAA.
Can the resources be used when opening the site as local files?
Most pages and tables are designed to work as well locally because the data is loaded from JavaScript files. However for full resources, links and browser behavior it is recommended to use a local HTTP server for testing.
How to understand which classifier to use?
NACE describes a company’s business activities, whereas the Classification of Occupations describes the work actually performed by an employee. The two systems serve different purposes and are not interchangeable.
Where can I find further guidance if the table does not provide enough information?
Open the official source linked on the relevant page and read the full description, notes and exclusions. For unclear tax or employment matters, the underlying documents and actual circumstances must also be reviewed.