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1 October 2026

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What do an SRS licence and an A rating mean when choosing an accounting provider?

What an SRS licence and an A rating tell you, and how they help you choose a reliable accounting partner.

What do an SRS licence and an A rating mean when choosing an accounting provider?

What is an outsourced accountant's licence?

A State Revenue Service licence is required to provide outsourced accounting services in Latvia. It confirms that the provider meets the requirements applicable to outsourced accountants.

This is an important sign of trust for clients. By choosing a licensed provider, a company can verify that its accounting services are delivered within a regulated professional framework.

SolConto is a licensed outsourced accounting provider.

What does an SRS A rating mean?

An SRS A rating indicates good tax compliance.

SolConto has received an A taxpayer rating from the SRS, indicating good tax compliance. The rating helps assess a company's compliance with its tax obligations, but is not in itself a guarantee of accounting service quality.

For company management, an A rating is one verifiable fact to consider alongside the accountant’s licence, experience and liability insurance.

Company with an SRS A rating

Why does this matter to company management?

Choosing an accounting partner is a long-term decision. In everyday work, an accountant monitors deadlines, prepares returns and reports, processes financial information and helps navigate tax matters.

A licence and an A rating are therefore more than logos on a website. They are verifiable indicators that help management assess a potential business partner.

SolConto also emphasises controlled access to information, confidential data processing and professional liability insurance.

Supporting business development

When evaluating SolConto, the website also provides information about the European Union funding used for the company’s development.

National Development Plan 2020, European Union, European Regional Development Fund

Trust starts with verifiable facts

Quality outsourced accounting means more than correctly entered documents. A business needs a partner it can trust with financial information, deadlines and essential day-to-day processes.

When choosing an accounting provider, it is worth checking:

  • Whether the provider holds a valid SRS licence.
  • The company's taxpayer rating.
  • Experience and professional responsibility.
  • How client data is protected.

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