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Latvia: micro-enterprise tax (MUN) quarterly declaration due by the 15th

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Jedes Quartal (ab Oktober), fällig bis zum 15. · Tax payment itself is due 8 days later, by the 23rd of the same month. Only applies to companies registered under the mikrouzņēmumu nodokļa regime, not to companies on the general/UIN regime.

Was sich ändert

Companies registered under Latvia's micro-enterprise tax (mikrouzņēmumu nodoklis, MUN) regime must file a quarterly declaration with VID reporting turnover for each month of the quarter and the resulting tax.

Wer betroffen ist

Latvia-registered micro-enterprises (including SIAs, not only sole traders) that have opted into the MUN regime and remain within its turnover and other eligibility limits under the Mikrouzņēmumu nodokļa likums.

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Was zu tun ist

File the quarterly MUN declaration via VID EDS by the 15th of the month after the quarter ends, then pay the calculated micro-enterprise tax into the single tax account by the 23rd of the same month.

Nächste Termine

Sanktion

Late-payment penalty (nokavējuma nauda) of 0.05% of the outstanding amount per day under Section 29 of the Law On Taxes and Duties.

Quellen

Zuletzt geprüft am 8. September 2026. Nur zur Information, keine Rechtsberatung.

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Latvia: proposed simplified 10% micro-enterprise tax for individuals serving other individuals

PROPOSED, not adopted: this Mikrouzņēmumu nodokļa likums amendment has only conceptual support from the Saeima Budget and Finance (Tax) Committee as of research date (2026-09-07) and still needs 3 plenary readings. The planned application date is 2027-01-01, but this is not yet law and could change or fail.

Latvian sole traders/self-employed individuals providing services exclusively to consumers, with no employees and turnover ≤ €25,000/year.