the national
minimum wage was officially raised from €430 to €500 a month.
the personal
income tax-free minimum (PIT) has been increased from €250 to €300 per month.
the non-taxable minimum for pensioners with PIT was increased to €330 per month instead of the current €300.
the income threshold to which the differentiated PIT non-taxable minimum applies was increased from 1,200 to 1,800 euros per month.
the rate of compulsory state
social insurance contributions (SSIAI) was reduced by 1%. Namely, from the previous 35.09% to 34.09% - by 0.5% for both employers and employees.
the solidarity tax rate was reduced by 0.5% from 25.5% to 25%.
The
National Alliance submits to the Saeima a draft law regarding an amendment to the Constitution, which intends to strictly define the concept of family as a union of a male and a female person.[3]