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07.04.2026
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Pay Transparency Directive: a mixed level of readiness across Europe

Across Europe, countries are preparing for new pay transparency rules, but not all of them are at the same stage. Our overview looks at developments in Bulgaria, Cyprus, Czech Republic, Estonia, Germany, Greece, Hungary, Italy, Latvia, Lithuania, Poland, Romania, Slovakia and Spain, highlighting how uneven the current level of readiness still is. The varying pace of implementation and different national approaches mean that employers expanding into multiple European markets must stay agile and informed. Understanding these discrepancies will help your company anticipate compliance challenges, plan for reporting obligations and avoid costly penalties.

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Latvia Through the Fitch and OECD Lens: What Businesses Should Know
Latvia has held on to its A- credit rating with a Stable Outlook, according to the latest update from Fitch Ratings on 7th November. This confirmation sends a clear message to investors, businesses and international partners: Latvia continues to be viewed as a solid, investment-grade market where financing conditions remain comparatively stable.
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New eBook Release: Tax Overview for Globally Mobile Employees
Tax Overview for Global Mobility is a cross-border guide addressing the tax, social security, and compliance challenges faced by employees and employers operating internationally. As part of this collaborative project, Numeri contributed the Estonian and Latvian chapter, providing expertise on tax residency and personal income tax in the regions, social security and health insurance rules for mobile workers, double taxation relief mechanisms and key compliance and reporting obligations.
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Scammers Are Becoming Increasingly Active - Stay Alert!
Scammers are becoming increasingly sophisticated and deceptive. They impersonate representatives from local eSignature companies, "Google", State Banks, State Police, State Financial institutions, or even emergency medical services with the goal of stealing personal data, gaining access to eSignature or Smart-ID, and ultimately - your money. Most people lose funds through credit transfers or card payments, and many of these transactions are approved by the victims themselves.
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Sanctions Risks in 2025: What Baltic Businesses Need to Know
New guidelines from Latvia’s Financial Intelligence Unit (FID) and insights from the June 2025 FATF report highlight growing risks of indirect sanctions evasion - particularly through countries like China, Turkey, Kazakhstan, and others. These red flags aren’t just relevant to Latvian companies. The same principles apply across the Baltics, where businesses in finance, logistics, IT, and trade must remain alert to hidden end-users, suspicious trade routes, and deceptive intermediaries. FID and FATF guidelines outline practical steps for Baltic companies to assess sanctions risks and avoid becoming part of illicit networks.