Problems concerning management of taxation risks in Latvian agriculture in context of integration into the EU

Medne, A.

Problems concerning management of taxation risks in Latvian agriculture in context of integration into the EU

2003

Medne, A. (School of Business Administration Turiba, Riga (Latvia))

The paper deals with tax risk problems in Latvian agriculture. The main conclusion is: Latvian agriculture. The main conclusion is: Latvian agriculture is subject to different risks and one of them is the taxation policy being implemented in Latvia. The taxation system in Latvia is undergoing yet another change at present in conformation with EU requirements.

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AGROVOC Keywords

agricultural situation coyuntura agraria european union farm income gestion gestión impuestos impôt income latvia letonia lettonie management renta renta de la explotación revenu revenu de l'exploitation riesgo risk risque situation agricole taxes union européenne unión europea

Bibliographic information

Publisher

Latvia University of Agriculture

Pagination

p. 289-295

Language

English

Note

Summaries (En, Lv)

3 tables; 15 ref.

ISBN

9984-596-59-1

Type

Summary; Conference

Source

Economic Science for Rural Development. [Proceedings of the International Scientific Conference of the Faculties of Economics of Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania, Warsaw and Szczecin Universities of Agriculture and the Academy of Agricultural and Forestry Sciences of Latvia]. Pt.2, Spogis, K. (Latvia Univ. of Agriculture, Jelgava (Latvia)) (Comp.).- Jelgava (Latvia): Latvia University of Agriculture, 2003.- ISBN 9984-596-59-1. 468 p.

Conference

International Scientific Conference: Economic Science for Rural Development, Jelgava (Latvia), 9-10 Apr 2003

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