Latvia — MUN & Pašnodarbinātais Self-Employed Tax Calculator 2026
Compute 2026 Latvian self-employed net income under Micro-Enterprise Tax (MUN 25% up to 40,000 €/yr) and General Self-Employed (Pašnodarbinātais), including VSAA social contributions, progressive IIN, and 3,000 €/yr dependent allowances.
- Micro-Enterprise Tax — MUN (≤40,000 €/yr): Flat 25% turnover tax (80% allocated to VSAOI social insurance + 20% to IIN income tax) with zero expense bookkeeping; available only to non-VAT-registered sole proprietors.
- General Pašnodarbinātais (Uncapped): When monthly profit reaches the 2026 780 € minimum wage, pay 31.07% VSAOI on 780 €/mo (242.35 €/mo) plus 10% pension contribution on profit above 780 €/mo up to 105,300 €/yr (or 10% pension only when monthly profit < 780 €).
- 2026 IIN, Family & VAT Rules: 25.5% IIN up to 105,300 €/yr (33% above) after VSAOI, 6,600 €/yr (550 €/mo) fixed non-taxable minimum, and 3,000 €/yr (250 €/mo) per dependent child or qualifying dependent spouse; domestic 21% PVN exemption up to 50,000 €/yr.
- Is MUN (25% Micro-Enterprise Tax) or General Self-Employed better in Latvia in 2026?
- Below 40,000 €/yr with low business expenses and zero dependents, MUN caps total tax and social outflows at a flat 25% without quarterly VSAOI complexity. With documented expenses (15%–30%), dependent children (3,000 €/yr allowance each), or turnover above 40,000 €, General Pašnodarbinātais yields higher net take-home pay.
- How do VSAOI social contributions work for Latvian self-employed professionals in 2026?
- Under General Pašnodarbinātais in 2026, if monthly profit is at least 780 € (minimum wage), you pay 31.07% VSAOI on at least 780 €/mo (242.35 €/mo) plus 10% state pension insurance on the surplus above 780 €/mo up to the 105,300 €/yr cap. Below 780 €/mo profit, you pay 10% pension only.
- What is Latvia’s VAT (PVN) threshold in 2026 and does VAT affect MUN?
- Latvia’s domestic PVN registration threshold is 50,000 € per calendar year (standard rate 21%). Registering as a PVN payer disqualifies a taxpayer from the 25% MUN regime, requiring General Pašnodarbinātais or a corporate SIA.
Official 2026 Statutory Sources & Verification
Verified against official 2026 statutory tax & social contribution rules (Last verified: Nov 2026).