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11/04/2012
To shrink shadow economy, experts say cut taxes
/Publication available only in English/
Author: Ben
Seeder
Comments by Māris Vainovskis
The
Baltic Times, TBT#798, 11.04.2012.
As Latvia's government slices state spending to bring its 2012 budget deficit down to under 3 percent of GDP - the level needed to qualify the country for entry into the euro in 2014 - experts say the plan to hit the deficit target is being threatened by "weak" attempts to fight tax dodgers.
10/04/2012
Registration of business entities: foreign experience
/Publication available only in Russian/
Author: Viktorija Jarkina
In monograph “Registration of business entities: foreign experience” following topics in Latvia section were examined: a general overview of business entities; registration of a company in the Register of Enterprises: the concept and the procedure; legal status of foreign persons who carry out business in Latvia.
Particularly the attention was stressed to the fact
that non-resident (foreign person) registration conditions and the
establishment of Business in Latvia is regulated similarly both to residents
and non-residents. Such a procedure is developed so that the
non-residents can do business activities in Latvia and promote its economic
development, respectively enjoying the benefits of national treatment and
attract foreign investments.
15/03/2012
Legal solutions for protection of businesses against raider takeovers
/Publication available only in Russian/
Author: Māris Vainovskis
Bizness & Baltija, Nr.43 (4295), 15.03.2012.
Much is known today about raider takeovers,
and the issue of protecting businesses against such illegal actions is as
topical as ever. Immediate action is required to deal with it: improvement of
the regulatory framework and securing a safe corporate environment.
15/03/2012
Road to the East
/Publication available only in Russian/
Author: Natalija Kalenova
Interview with Agris Bitāns
Bizness & Baltija, Nr.43 (4295), 15.03.2012.
In
this time when a rather serious economic downturn can be observed in Europe,
other markets for businesses should be looked for. In the opinion of Agris
Bitāns, the leading partner of the law firm Eversheds
Bitāns, the East can offer considerable opportunities for Latvian
entrepreneurs.
07/03/2012
Latvians also want oil money
/Publication available only in Latvian/
Interview with Agris Bitāns
LDiena, Nr. 2012/10 (251), 07.03.2012.
Persian Gulf attracts exporters and service providers
with their passion for quality and luxury goods, as well as a fairly
substantial funds for the purchase of such products. LD explains how to
get a piece of this oil money pie. Agris Bitāns - Managing Partner of
Law Office
“Eversheds Bitāns” shares with his experience and impressions of
co-operation
with the Middle East.
06/03/2012
Legal memoranda in relation to Latgall language as a strain of historical Latvian language
/Publication available only in Latvian/
Author: Agris Bitāns
Jurista Vārds, Nr.10 (709), 06.03.2012.
Currently there is no legal basis to refuse to communicate with state and local government institutions in any vernacular of Latvian language or dialect.
I express my gratitude to the journal “Jurista Vārds”
which in the issue No 42(690) of 25 October 2011, summarized opinion of lawyers
in respect to Latgall language. This in turn eliminates the necessity to spend time
convincing that this issue is not worth for legal research. Also, it shows that
it is not just a presumption of Latvian province people that they can have
their own language which also could be used in official communication. The goal
of this article aims to look at Latgall language as strain of Latvian language
from the legal point of view.
01/02/2012
How Mattel and Barbie lost in the war to Bratz dolls
/Publication available only in Latvian/
Author: Līvija Baumane
Commented by Agris Bitāns
Kapitāls, 02/2012 (170)
If we hear something about
idea thieveries, industrial espionage and efforts to hide important trade
secrets from competitors, accidentally thoughts burst about some grand enough
and very serious field, for example, automobile construction, aircraft,
biotechnology or pharmaceutical industries, where secrecy has major
significance, such as magic ingredient known to one company or kept in secret
formulas.

