Latgale Special Economic Zone
Latgale Special Economic Zone is a Special Economic Zone located in Latgale region, Latvia, established in 2017, regulated by the Latgale Planning Region (LSEZ authority).
Key Facts
| Type | Special Economic Zone |
|---|---|
| Location | Latgale region, Latvia |
| Year Established | 2017 |
| Area | 180 hectares |
| Companies | 38 |
| Governing Authority | Latgale Planning Region (LSEZ authority) |
| Status | active |
Investment Incentives
80% relief for company income tax, Up to 100% relief for property tax, Maximum allowed support intensity from investments: 60% (small/micro companies), 50% (medium companies), 40% (large companies) of investment costs in tax relief
Sector Focus
Latgale Special Economic Zone hosts businesses specialising in Manufacturing and Agriculture.
About Latgale Special Economic Zone
The Latgale Special Economic Zone (LSEZ) offers tax reliefs to enterprises registered and operating in the Latgale region. Its management is centralized through the Latgale planning region. LSEZ status can be granted to up to 5% of the total territory of the Latgale planning region, specifically to areas where entrepreneurs intend to invest.
Frequently Asked Questions
What type of zone is Latgale Special Economic Zone?
Latgale Special Economic Zone is a Special Economic Zone.
Where is Latgale Special Economic Zone located?
Latgale Special Economic Zone is located in Latgale region, Latvia.
When was Latgale Special Economic Zone established?
Latgale Special Economic Zone was established in 2017.
Who regulates Latgale Special Economic Zone?
Latgale Special Economic Zone is regulated by the Latgale Planning Region (LSEZ authority).
What sectors operate in Latgale Special Economic Zone?
Latgale Special Economic Zone hosts businesses in Manufacturing and Agriculture.
What are the investment incentives at Latgale Special Economic Zone?
80% relief for company income tax, Up to 100% relief for property tax, Maximum allowed support intensity from investments: 60% (small/micro companies), 50% (medium companies), 40% (large companies) of investment costs in tax relief