Proposals for amending the Taxes and Duties Act were released for a public consultation over the period from 21 August to 4 September 2024. Expected to come into force on 1 January 2025, the proposals caused a wide public resonance. They aim to improve tax compliance by restricting the circulation of hard cash and to encourage contactless payments. This article explores what we see as key changes.
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Ask questionSince the current Latvian transfer pricing (TP) rules came into force back in 2018, companies are used to preparing and submitting a TP file in the second half of the current year. For most taxpayers, the financial year is the calendar year, which in conjunction with the TP rules means a TP file for the previous financial year must be submitted by 31 December of the current year.
Last week we wrote about proposals for amending the Taxes and Duties Act and looked at the proposed changes in taxation and administration. This article continues exploring changes expected to tidy up administrative and data sharing processes.
In early June, the Finance Ministry proposed amending the Taxes and Duties Act to improve the general tax administration rules and held a public consultation on the proposed changes. The proposals have been approved by the Cabinet of Ministers and are being prepared for submission to Parliament. This article explores what we see as key changes.
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