Latvia has prepared a “tax card” that provides an easy-to-read overview of the tax system in Latvia for 2014. This card includes a review of Latvia’s corporate income tax rates and rules, micro-enterprise tax, individual (personal) income tax, social security contributions, and value added tax (VAT). This provides a ready reference for businesses operating in Latvia.
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