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Project Manager with over 20 years of experience in both outsourcing and tax advisory services.​

Industry experience​

In addition to the Outsourcing services, where Raitis is responsible for internal quality control and methodology, he has lead tax advisory projects in the following areas: manufacturing, wholesale and retail, oil transit, energy and utilities, publishing and printing, government, etc.​

Specialization​

Raitis is also responsible for organizing accountancy and client engagement work, and actively participates in conferences and seminars to share his knowledge with a wider audience.​

Qualifications
  • Riga Technical University, Master's degree in Economics, Faculty of Engineering Economics and Management
  • BA School of Business and Finance, Bachelor Degree in Finance
  • Banking College
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Services

Corporate accounting and outsourcing

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Raitis Logins: The Key Benefit of Merging Ministries — Less Bureaucratic Healthcare

Opinion

Raitis Logins, Partner at the international financial advisory firm Grant Thornton Baltic, notes that the primary benefit to society from merging the Ministries of Health and Welfare would be more efficient and less bureaucratic coordination of healthcare and social services within the sector, rather than financial savings or workforce optimisation.

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| 3 min read | 28 Apr 2026

Decision on airBaltic funding likely after elections

Accounting

A financial expert from Grant Thornton Baltic analyses the financial situation of airBaltic, the potential for state support and the airline’s role in the Latvian economy, including its impact on tourism exports and the development of Riga Airport.

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| 3 min read | 16 Mar 2026

Latvia Introduces a More Competitive Dividend Tax Regime

Accounting

From 2026, Latvian company owners may choose between two dividend distribution models: either continue applying the existing 20% corporate income tax (CIT) regime or opt for a more attractive split-tax regime on distributed profits — particularly favourable for foreign investors — consisting of 15% CIT and 6% personal income tax (PIT).

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| 2 min read | 27 Feb 2026
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