Tax residency in Latvia is established if you stay in the country for 183 days or more during any 12‑month period.
Personal income tax rates for 2026:
- 25.5% — on annual income up to €105,300;
- 33% — on income exceeding this amount;
- 3% — additional tax on specific types of income for very high earners (above €200,000 per year).
Double taxation. If you have already paid tax abroad, Latvia generally provides a foreign tax credit or an exemption, provided this is covered by a double taxation agreement. Latvia has such agreements in place with dozens of countries.
When relocating, it is important to keep in mind that having worldwide income does not in itself mean you will be taxed twice. Much depends on the country where the income originates, the terms of the relevant tax treaty, and the type of income — salary, dividends, interest, capital gains, business income, etc.
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