Cabinet of Ministers Regulations No. 257 in Riga 2008. on 8 April (pr. No 22 5) amendments to the Cabinet of Ministers on 6 November 2006, regulations no 922 "national statistical report and questionnaire form sample validation rules" issued under the State statistics law article 5, paragraph 3 of the second paragraph to make the Cabinet of Ministers on 6 November 2006, regulations no 922 "national statistical report and questionnaire sample forms provide for the approval of the mi" (Latvian journal, 2006, 181. no) the following amendments: 1. Express in paragraph 2 and the introductory part of point 2.1 and 2.1.1. subparagraph by the following : "2. Approves the following national statistical report forms: 2.1, 2.1.1. form No. 1-designing" review of design "(1. Add Kuma);". 2. Make the following point 2.1.13.: "2.1.13. form 1-flowers/plants" review of floriculture and plant production ", which also provides for a Council Regulation (EEC) no 959/93, Commission Regulation No 296/2003, Commission Regulation No 2197/95, European Parliament and Council Regulation No 139/2004, Commission Regulation No 306/2005 and Commission Regulation (EC) no 909/2006 requirements (annex 13);". 3. Express 2.1.16 2.1.17. section and following: 2.1.16. "form PROF-1" professional education institutions report 20 _ _ _ _ 20. "at the beginning of the school year (annex 16); 2.1.17. form No. 1-University, college campuses, College review "20./20 _ _ _ _." at the beginning of the academic year (annex 17); ". 4. Make the following paragraph in 2.1.23 version: 2.1.23. "form 1-energy ' report on the global use of energy" (Annex 23); ". 5. Express section in this version 2.1.33. "2.1.33. form 1-motion picture production" review of motion picture produced citation 20 __ "in (84.);". 6. To express the following paragraph 2.1.37:2.1.37. "form 1-cinema" review of cinematic action and kinoiekār you use 20 __. year (88.) ";". 7. Express 2.1.42.,.,., and 2.1.45 2.1.44 2.1.43. subparagraph by the following: "2.1.42. form 1-e-commerce" report on the use of information technology in enterprises 2008 ", which will also ensure that the Commission of 18 July 2007 Regulation (EC) no 847/2007 implementing the regulation of the European Parliament and of the Council No 808/2004 concerning Community statistics on the information society (hereinafter referred to as Commission Regulation No 847/2007), (93); 2.1.43. form No. 1-FAP "financial assets and liabilities _ in 20", which also supports the Council of 25 June 1996, Regulation (EC) No 2223/96 on the European system of national and regional accounts in the Community (hereinafter referred to as the Council Regulation No 2223/96), Council of 28 February 2000, the Regulation (EC) No 475/2000 amending Regulation No 3605/93 on the application of the Treaty establishing the European Community of the Protocol on the excessive deficit procedure (hereinafter referred to as the Council Regulation (EC) No 475/2000) and the Council of 22 November 1993, Regulation (EC) No 3605/93 on the application of the Treaty establishing the European Community of the Protocol on the excessive deficit procedure (hereinafter referred to as the Council Regulation No 3605/93), (94. annex); 2.1.44. form 1-annual "report on the operation of the complex 20 __." which also supports the Council Regulation No 58/97 (95); 2.1.45. form 1-annual (short) review of "complex verb of 20 _ the" which also supports the Council Regulation No 58/97, the requirements (96. annex); ". 8. Express 2.1.48.2.1.49 2.1.47., and the following paragraph: "2.1.47. form 2-year complex review of action 20 __. ga ' providing the there also Council Regulation No 2223/96 requirements (98. annex); 2.1.48. form No. 6-pvkj "municipal action self-esteem" (99. Add Kuma); 2.1.49. form 3-year complex review of action _ in 20 ', which shall also ensure the Council Regulation No 58/97, the requirements (100.); ". 9. Express 2.1.51. subparagraph as follows: "2.1.51. form 2-foreign control" review of foreign-related business activities in 20 __ ", which provides the European Parliament and of the Council of 20 June 2007 Regulation (EC) No 716/2007 on Community statistics on the structure and activity of foreign affiliates claim (102);". 10. To supplement the rules by 2.1.52.,.,., 2.1.55 2.1.53 2.1.54., 2.1.57., 2.1.58 2.1.56.,.,., 2.1.59., 2.1.61., 2.1.62 2.1.60 and 2.1.63. subparagraph by the following: "2.1.52. form 1-black metallurgy" overview of production, raw materials and energy consumption in 20 __ black metallurgy. ", which provides the European Parliament and of the Council of 5 December 2003, Regulation (EC) No 48/2004 on the annual production of Community statistics on the steel industry for the 2003 reporting year 2009 and the Commission of 20 May 2005, Regulation No 772/2005 on the technical provisions to include the annual Community statistics on the steel industry in the 2003 accounting year 2009. technical format definition and characteristics, requirements (116.); 2.1.53. form 5-trade "review of retail turnover by product groups" (117); 2.1.54. form No. 1-e-commerce (abridged) "report on the use of information technology in enterprises 2008", which will also ensure that Commission Regulation No 847/2007 requirements (118); 2.1.55. form No. 1-e-commerce (finance) "report on the use of information technology in enterprises 2008", which will also ensure that Commission Regulation No 847/2007 requirements (119); 2.1.56. form No. 1-e-commerce (finance-abridged) "report on the use of information technology in enterprises 2008", which will also ensure that Commission Regulation No 847/2007 requirements (120); 2.1.57. form No. 1-Aviation "report on aviation operations in 20 __" (121); 2.1.58. Form 6-work "review of the distribution of the number of employees by salary size 20 __ in October" (69); 2.1.59. form 3-EC "fuel balances to 20 _ _ October 1" (70); 2.1.60. form 1-r ' higher education institutions, the scientific institutions in the review of scientific work in the year ____ ", which also provides a Commission of 22 April 2004, Regulation (EC) No 753/2004 of the European Parliament and Council decision 1608/2003/EC on statistics of science and technology (hereinafter referred to as Commission Regulation No 753/2004), enforcement (122.); 2.1.61. form 2-research and experimental development "review of research work in the business sector", which also provides the Commission Regulation No 753/2004 (123); 2.1.62. form 3-r "public sector scientific institutions report on the scientific work ____." which also supports Commission Regulation No 753/2004 (124); 2.1.63. Form 4-research "company review of scientific work in the private non-profit sector ____." which also supports Commission Regulation No 753/2004 (125. annex); ". 11. Make the introductory part of point 2.2 and 2.2.1. information in this section: "2.2. redak half: 2.2.1. form 1-report on tourism" tourism operators "(annex 25);". 12. Supplement with 2.2.8. section 2.2.7. and by the following: "2.2.7. form 1-irkj" investment rating the factory forces construction company "(126); 2.2.8. form 2-ibkj "investment rating codes by forces construction company" (127); ". 13. Express 2.3. the introductory part of point as follows: "2.3. the quarterly:". 14. Express 2.3.5. the introductory subparagraph by the following: "2.3.5. form 2-Overview of the investments" investment "(34. Add Kuma);". 15. Express section 2.3.14. the following wording: "2.3.14. form 1-rkjc" evaluation of the industry "Forces (Annex 43);". 16. Make the following paragraph in 2.3.16 version: 2.3.16. "form 21-ls" review of agricultural production and marketing ", which provides the European Parliament and Council Regulation No 139/2004, Commission Regulation No 306/2005 and Commission Regulation (EC) no 909/2006 requirements (annex 45);". 17. To supplement the provisions of the following paragraph in the 2.3.24:2.3.24. "form 1-pc" review of business service prices ", which also supports the Council Regulation No 2223/96, the European Parliament and Council Regulation No 1158/2005 and Commission of 28 September 2006, Regulation No 1685/2006 on the application of Council Regulation (EC) No 1165/98 concerning short-term statistics implementation as regards derogations to be granted to Member States applying the consent requirements (128.);". 18. Make the introductory part of point 2.4 follows: ' 2.4. month: ". 19. the express section 2.4.13. following: 2.4.13. "form 1-bc" review of construction resources prices ", which also supports the Council Regulation No 2223/96, Council Regulation No 1165/98 and the European Parliament and Council Regulation No 1158/2005 requirements (Annex 58);". 20. Supplement with 2.4.26.,.,., 2.4.28 2.4.29 2.4.27. and section follows 2.4.30.: "form No 1 2.4.26.-rkj" Forces assessment in industry "(article 129); 2.4.27. form 2-bkj "Forces estimate in construction" (130); 2.4.28. form 3-"Forces estimate tkj Retail "(131); 2.4.29. form 5-pkj "Forces the evaluation of the services sector" (132); 2.4.30. form 2-"review of aircraft movements at airports", which provides the European Parliament and of the Council of 27 February 2003 Regulation No 437/2003 on statistical returns in respect of carriage of passengers, freight and mail by air requirements (133); ". 21. Express 2.5. the introductory part of subparagraph by the following: "2.5. the single:". 22. Delete 2.5.1, 2.5.2, 2.5.3.., 2.5.6 2.5.7, 2.5.8.,., and 2.5.9. section. 23. To supplement the rules with the bottom point 2.6 as follows: ' 2.6. week: 2.6.1. form 2-car "carriage of goods by road", which also supports the Council of 25 May 1998, the Regulation No 1172/98 on statistical returns in respect of carriage of goods by road requirements (134. father Kuma); ". 24. To supplement the rules with the bottom point 2.7. by the following: "2.7. irregular: 2.7.1. form 1-register" statistical business register escalation form ", who also supports the Council Regulation No 696/93 and Council Regulation (EEC) No 2186/93 the application requirements (annex 68)." 25. To supplement the provisions of paragraph 2.1 the following: "provisions approved such a 2.1 national statistical questionnaire forms: 2.11. form 2-sp" questionnaire for investment goods ", which also supports the Council Regulation No 2223/96, that the Council of 21 June 1999, Regulation No 1264/1999 amending Regulation (EC) No 1164/94 establishing a Cohesion Fund and Council of 21 June 1999, Regulation No 1260/1999 laying down general provisions on the structural funds application of requirement (73); 2.12. form 2-rc "questionnaire on industrial producer prices", which also supports the Council Regulation No 2223/96, Council Regulation No 1165/98 and the European Parliament and Council Regulation No 1158/2005 requirements (Annex 74); 2.13. form 2-ic "survey on the prices of the imported goods", which also supports the Council Regulation No 2223/96, Council Regulation No 1165/98 and the European Parliament and Council Regulation No 1158/2005 requirements (75); 2.14 form household ICT-"computer and internet use in households" (135); 2.15. form ICT-persons "computer and internet use mājsa a vanity" (136); 2.16. form A-1 "Traveler survey in 20 __" (137); 2.17. form A-2, "survey of travellers in 20 __" (138); 2.18. form B-1 "Traveler survey in 20 __" (139); 2.19. form B-2 "Traveler survey in 20 __" (140. annex); 2.110. the form No. 1-purchase (A) "population structure of product purchase cut abroad" (141); 2.111. the form No. 1-purchase (B) "foreign purchases of product structure, in Latvia" (142); 2.1 12. form C-1 "population survey for travel in 20 __" (143); 2.113 form 2-MBPS annex "personal diary" (144); 2.114. form No. 1-MBPS "household survey" (145); 2.115. form 2-MBPS "household consumption expenditure book of days" (146); 2.116. form No. 1-EU-SILC "household register", which provides the European Parliament and of the Council of 16 June 2003, Regulation (EC) No 1177/2003 concerning Community statistics on income and living conditions (EU-SILC) (hereinafter-the regulation of the European Parliament and of the Council No. 1177/2003), 2003, of the Commission of 21 October, Regulation (EC) no 1980/2003 of the European Parliament and of the Council Regulation (EC) No 1177/2003 concerning Community statistics on income and living conditions (EU-SILC) as regards definitions and updated definitions (hereinafter referred to as Commission Regulation (EC) no 1980/2003) The Commission of 21 October 2003 of Regulation (EC) no 1981/2003 of the European Parliament and of the Council Regulation (EC) No 1177/2003 concerning Community statistics on income and living conditions (EU-SILC) as regards the fieldwork aspects and the imputation procedures (hereinafter referred to as Commission Regulation (EC) no 1981/2003), the Commission of 21 October 2003, Regulation (EC) No 1982/2003 of the European Parliament and of the Council Regulation (EC) No 1177/2003 concerning Community statistics on income and living conditions (EU-SILC) as regards the sampling and tracing rules (hereinafter referred to as Commission Regulation No 1982/2003), the Commission's November 7, 2003 Regulation (EC) no 1983/2003 of the European Parliament and of the Council Regulation (EC) No 1177/2003 concerning Community statistics on income and living conditions (EU-SILC) as regards the list of target primary variables (hereinafter referred to as Commission Regulation No 1983/2003), the Commission's January 5, 2004 Regulation (EC) No 28/2004 of the European Parliament and of the Council Regulation (EC) No 1177/2003 concerning Community statistics on income and living conditions (EU-SILC) as regards the intermediate and final quality reports detailed content (hereinafter referred to as Commission Regulation No 28/2004), the European Parliament and of the Council of 7 September 2005 Regulation (EC) no 1553/2005 amending Regulation (EC) No 1177/2003 concerning Community statistics on income and living conditions (EU-SILC) (hereinafter-the regulation of the European Parliament and of the Council no 1553/2005), and a Commission of 2 May 2006, Regulation (EC) no 676/2006 amending Commission Regulation (EC) no 1980/2003 implementing European Parliament and Council Regulation (EC) No 1177/2003 concerning Community statistics on income and living conditions (EU-SILC) as regards definitions and updated definitions (hereinafter referred to as Commission Regulation (EC) no 676/2006), (147. annex); 2.117. form 2-EU-SILC "household survey", which provides the European Parliament and Council Regulation No 1177/2003, Commission Regulation (EC) no 1980/2003, Commission Regulation (EC) no 1981/2003, Commission Regulation No 1982/2003, Commission Regulation No 1983/2003, Commission Regulation No 28/2004 of European Parliament and Council Regulation No 1553/2005 and Commission Regulation No 676/2006 requirements (148); 2118. form 3-EU-SILC "individual questionnaire", which provides the European Parliament and Council Regulation No 1177/2003, Commission Regulation (EC) no 1980/2003, Commission Regulation (EC) no 1981/2003, Commission Regulation No 1982/2003, Commission Regulation No 1983/2003, Commission Regulation No 28/2004 of European Parliament and Council Regulation No 1553/2005 and Commission Regulation No 676/2006 requirements (149); 2.119. form 1-ls "agricultural production and utilization in the first half" (150); 2.1 20. form 2-ls "crop production in 20 __", which also supports the Council Regulation No 837/90, Regulation (EEC) no 959/93, Commission Regulation No 296/2003, Commission Regulation No 2197/95, European Parliament and Council Regulation No 139/2004, Commission Regulation No 306/2005 and Commission Regulation (EC) no 909/2006 requirements (151); 2.121. form 3-ls "livestock farming in 20 __", which provides the European Parliament and Council Regulation No 139/2004, Commission Regulation No 306/2005 and Commission Regulation (EC) no 909/2006 requirements (152); 2.122. form No. 1-DSP "labour force survey" (153); 2189. form No 1-DSP annex 1 "contact address" (154); 2,124. No 1-form DSP annex 2 "personal identification" (155.); form No. 1 2.125.-DSP Appendix 3 "personal mobility" (156). " 26. Make paragraph 3 by the following: "3. the filled in the State statistical reporting forms submitted by respondents in the Central Administration of statistics in the following ways: 3.1 by mail; 3.2. by fax; 3.3. using electronic media; 3.4. personally. " 27. To supplement the provisions of paragraph 4 by the following: "4. the national statistical questionnaire forms the Central Statistical administration of inter vētāj fills based on verbal information provided by the respondent, and the Central Statistical administration. 2.1 these rules 13 and 15 in paragraph 2.1 below form respondents fill out the personally and interviewers submitted through the Central Statistical administration. " 28. Add to the informative reference to directives of the European Union with the following paragraph 11: "11) Council on 20 November 2006, Directive 2006/110/EC adapting Directive 95/57/EC and 2001/109/EC in the field of statistics, by reason of the accession of Bulgaria and Romania." 29. Make the new version of annex 1 (annex 1). 30. Make new annex (annex 2). 31. Make the new version of annex 12 (annex 3). 32. To make the new version of annex 13 (annex 4). 33. Make the new version of annex 15 (annex 5). 34. Make the new version of Annex 16 (annex 6). 35. To make the new version of Annex 17 (annex 7). 36. To make the new version of Annex 23 (annex 8). 37. the express 25. new annex (annex 9). 38. the express 27. new annex (annex 10). 39. Express 30. new version of annex (annex 11). 40. To make 32. new annex (annex 12). 41. Make new 34 annex (annex 13). 42. Make 43. new annex (annex 14). 43. Express 45. new annex (annex 15). 44. Express 48. new annex (annex 16). 45. the express 54. new version of the annex (annex 17). 46. Make 58. new annex (annex 18). 47. Make 68. new annex (annex 19). 48. Make 69. new annex (annex 20). 49. Make 79. new version of the annex (annex 21). 50. Make 84. new annex (annex 22). 51. To express 88. the new wording of annex (Annex 23). 52. Express 93. new annex (annex 24). 53. the express 94. new annex (annex 25). 54. Make 95. new annex (annex 26). 55. Express 96. new annex (Annex 27). 56. Make 98. new annex (annex 28). 57. Make 99. new annex (annex 29). 58. To make 100. new version of attachments (Appendix 30). 59. Make new 104 annex (annex 31). 60. To express new version 105 annex (Annex 32). 61. Express new version 107 annex (Annex 33). 62. Express 108. new annex (annex 34). 63. To make 109. new annex (annex 35). 64. To make 113. new annex (Annex 36). 65. Supplement with 116. Annex (annex 37). 66. Supplement with 117. Annex (annex 38). 67. To supplement the rules with 118. Annex (annex 39). 68. To supplement the rules with 119. Annex (annex 40). 69. To complement the rules with 120. Annex (Annex 41). 70. To supplement the rules with 121. Annex (annex No 42). 71. Supplement with 122. Annex (Annex 43). 72. To supplement the rules with 123. Annex (Annex 44). 73. To supplement the rules with 124. Annex (annex 45). 74. To supplement the provisions of the annex, with 125 (46). 75. Supplement with 126. Annex (Annex 47). 76. To supplement the rules by 127. Annex (annex 48). 77. To supplement the rules with 128. Annex (Annex 49). 78. Supplement with 129. Annex (Annex 50). 79. To supplement the rules by 130. Annex (Annex 51). 80. Supplement with 131. Annex (annex 52). 81. Supplement with 132. Annex (annex 53). 82. To supplement the rules with 133. Annex (Annex 54). 83. Supplement with 134. Annex (Annex 55). 84. To supplement the provisions of the annex, with 135 (56). 85. Supplement with 136. Annex (annex 57). 86. To supplement the provisions of the annex, with 137 (58.). 87. To supplement the rules with 138. Annex (annex 59). 88. To supplement the provisions of annex 139 (60). 89. Supplement with 140. Annex (Annex 61). 90. To supplement the rules with 141. (62). 91. Supplement with 142. Annex (annex 63). 92. To supplement the rules with 143. (64). 93. To supplement the rules by 144. Annex (annex 65). 94. To supplement the provisions of annexes 145 (66). 95. To supplement the provisions of the annex, with 146 (67). 96. Supplement with 147. Annex (annex 68). 97. To supplement the provisions of the annex, with 148 (69). 98. To complement the provisions in the 149. Annex (70.). 99. Complement with 150. (71). 100. To supplement the provisions of the annex, with 151 (72). 101. To supplement the rules by 152. (73). 102. Supplement with 153. Annex (Annex 74). 103. To supplement the provisions of the annex, with 154 (75). 104. To supplement the provisions of the annex with 155. (76). 105. Supplement with 156. Annex (77).
Prime Minister Godmanis economic Minister i. k. Gerhard submitted at the Ministry of the economy version of annex 1 of the Cabinet of Ministers on 8 April 2008. Regulations No 257 "annex 1: Cabinet of Ministers on 6 November 2006, regulations no 922 economic Minister k. Gerhard at the Ministry of the economy presented in annex 2 to the Cabinet of Ministers on 8 April 2008. Regulations No 257" annex 4. Cabinet of Ministers of 6 November 2006, regulations no 922 economic Minister k. Gerhard, Ministry of Economic Affairs submitted to the annex 3 of the Cabinet of Ministers on 8 April 2008. Regulations No 257 "annex 12. The Cabinet of Ministers on 6 November 2006, regulations no 922 economic Minister k. Gerhard, Ministry of Economic Affairs presented the annex 4 of the Cabinet of Ministers on 8 April 2008. Regulations No 257 "annex 13 of the Cabinet of Ministers on 6 November 2006, regulations no 922 economic Minister k. Gerhard submitted at the Ministry of the economy version of annex 5 of the Cabinet of Ministers on 8 April 2008. Regulations No 257" attachment 15. Cabinet of Ministers of 6 November 2006, regulations no 922 economic Minister k. Gerhard at the Ministry of the economy presented in annex 6 versions of the Cabinet of April 8. Regulation No 257 "Annex 16. Cabinet of Ministers of 6 November 2006, regulations no 922 economic Minister k. Gerhard submitted at the Ministry of the economy version of the annex 7 of the Cabinet of Ministers on 8 April 2008. Regulations No 257" 17. attachment of the Cabinet of Ministers on 6 November 2006, regulations no 922 economic Minister k. Gerhard submitted at the Ministry of the economy version of Annex 8 of the Cabinet of Ministers on 8 April 2008. Regulations No 257 "23. attachment of the Cabinet of Ministers on 6 November 2006, regulations no 922 economic Minister k. Gerhard, Ministry of Economic Affairs proposed wording 9. attachment Cabinet April 8, 2008. Regulations No 257 "25. Annex to the Cabinet of Ministers on 6 November 2006, regulations no 922 economic Minister k. Gerhard, Ministry of Economic Affairs proposed wording 10. attachment Cabinet 8 April 2008. Regulations No 257 Annex 27. Cabinet of Ministers of 6 November 2006, regulations no 922 economic Minister k. Gerhard, Ministry of Economic Affairs proposed wording 11. Annex Cabinet 8 April 2008. Regulations No 257" annex 30. Cabinet of Ministers of 6 November 2006, regulations no 922 forms "statement of work" fill instructions General 1. 1. the Respondent's instructions in the commercial and/or register of taxpayers registered company or sole proprietor, or a farmer or fisherman, or an institution or an organization or Foundation, or society, or foundation that shall prepare and submit to the individual statistical data after the Central Statistical Administration (hereinafter CSP). 2. Due to the fact that every month launched new companies or sole proprietors, peasants or fishermen holding institutions, organisations, foundations, associations and foundations or non functioning respondents, significantly expanded its activities, CSP, each quarter, the list of respondents added to new respondents. This is necessary to the ongoing changes in the economy are reflected in the summary data. 3. If in any quarter the current year submitted by the respondent in the report finds substantial errors, then all error corrections to notify the current year quarterly reports. 4. the budget of the central accounting bodies (District Council, County, city and county councils, etc.) data for each sector by a separate form. Set number of sectors identified in paragraph 94. 5. in the framework of this form is the natural person to work or the company's contract on the agreed wages shall carry out the work. The number of employees also include parliamentary and municipal deputies, members of the Cabinet of Ministers, national civil servants. The number of employees shall also show the disciples when they calculate the wages. 6. include as one of the employees in the form of people-both full-and part-time employees and those working in less or more than one load. 7. the employer under this form-legal person employing at least one staff member. 8. the gross wage or other form of that gross cost-estimated salary or other form of such costs, including salaries tax and the State workers social security payments. 9. Net income-gross income, less payroll tax and State workers ' social security payments. 10. all indicators presented in the form of whole numbers. 2. section 1 of the "data on employees, which should be the working time accounts" fill instructions 11. section 1 all sections (from 1.1 to 1.6.) displays the data for those employees for whom, in accordance with the law requirements, make records of working time, as well as data on those employees who have a business agreement, and the time you are counting. Data on other employees presented in section 2. 12. section 1 where required (not mark "X"), data distribution separately by the employees who actually worked full time and part time. 13. box 2 "full time" filled in if the employee works under the collective agreement or the normal working time, or more about it, as well as one or more assignments. Full time employees also presented, which the law prescribed shortened working time. 14. It is acceptable that at the full time employees plus those who work up to ten percent less than provided for in the collective agreement or the normal working time. 15. box 3 "part time" filled in if: 15.1. employee work or enterprise agreements with employers ' defined full work time (part-time, part-time working day or part-time week); 15.2. the employee actually work part time (even if the work or undertaking is not fixed in the contract). This also applies to employees whose employers do not provide full time due to the order or the amount of work. 16. the distribution of full-and part-time workers are not affected by the fact that the employee has not done this work due to disability (disability page A or B) or any type of vacation, as well as the fact that the employee not worked a full month in connection with the acceptance or dismissal. 17. If an employee is full and part time in one of the quarter months have changed, then they apply to full-or part-time employees as follows: 17.1. completing 1140. row-at which he was a quarter-final last month calendar working day; 17.2. in section 1 by filling in the other lines-to part-time employees. 2.1. section 1.1 "number of employees work (including non-residents)" fill instructions 18.1110. row displays the employee number of the report of the first month in the quarter the first calendar working day-i.e., all who had a job on that date (regardless of whether they had or had not calculated the salary). Also includes employees who were on leave without salary, sick of preservation (the inability to page A or B), had a maternity leave or parental leave. 19.1140. row displays the employee number of the quarterly report last month, the last working day of the calendar. 20.1140. line reported divided by the number of employees employees in the main job-the books (1141. line), and through the employees work without pay next-books (1142. line). 21.1144. row (from 1140. lines) displays the employee that was on parental leave. Here do not include employees who had a disability page for sick child care. 22.1145. row (from 1140. lines) displays the number of non-residents. Form for nonresident aliens who are considered to have termiņuzturēšan in the permit issued by the Republic of Latvia laws in accordance with the procedure laid down and the right to work as an employed person in the Republic of Latvia and the Latvian working in less than one year. 2.2. section 1.3 "worked and paid time" filling instructions From 1310-1330 23. line displays the number of hours actually worked separately on each month of the reporting quarter total for all employees (man-hours). Includes also worked overtime. 24. the hours Worked also include time spent on tasks such as work preparation, preparing, cleaning of tools; short rest periods at the place of work, including tea and coffee breaks; the time spent at the place of work, without any work, for example, if the event after missing work and paid in accordance with the contract of employment. 25. Every hour, which runs additional normal service hours, regardless of the hourly pay rate applied (e.g. double payments), presented as one hour. 26. the number of hours actually worked do not include: 26.1. absent but paid (from 1340 to 1360 presented. row); 26.2. the statutory rest breaks and meal; 16.3. time spent travelling from home to work and back. 27. If an employee brings to the additional principal job, position, profession or employment, and work actually is done in the same time period, the number of hours actually worked shall be presented according to the main job, without taking into account the additional posts, occupation or assignment, even if it has an additional cost. From 1340 to 1360 28. row showing, but worked the number of hours paid separately for each month of the reporting quarter total for all employees (man-hours). 29. paragraph 28 hours calculated on those days that are charged, but the employee has not worked, regardless of whether they are calendar holidays or working days: 29.1. actually had annual leave or unpaid leave; 29.2. been a consideration for the holidays and other paid days not worked; 29.3. had a disability of A page; 29.4. been paid downtime; 29.5. other former paid for but not worked days or parts of days (such as donors). 30. in paragraph 29 of that date conversion to hours depending on the working hours specified in the agreement or internal rules. 31. the inability to page the date of the conversion of A paid hours in the month (in months), as has been the release from work after disability (disability, even if the page is not yet charged). 32. From 1340 to 1360. line does not include the time for which the refund was paid for unused vacation. 2.3. section 1.4 "pay" fill instructions From 1410 to 1430.33. line includes employees that income has been calculated at least one day in the month of the reporting quarter. Income includes charges from 1471 to 1478 presented. line. 34. From 1440 to 1460. line includes the calculated gross pay separately for each month of the reporting quarter. Income includes charges from 1471 to 1478 presented. line. 35.1470. row displays the estimated gross income of employees total quarter, broken down by individual cost types from 1471 to 1478. line. 36.1470. queue data in all the columns are equal to 1450 1460 1440. +. +. queue data, as well as row 1.1470 column data is equal to 1471 1478. queue data. up to the amount. 37. each month pay shall include the annual leave of the calculated and the amounts of money only on those days that the employee of the month was on vacation. For example, if the employee is on vacation from 15 May to 11 June, then leave the money on the 31 May to the 15-month but may include vacation pay for June 1-June 11-month. 38. If a staff member also receives royalties, it adds to the basic wage. 39. If for any reason a month in wages have been calculated, and it calculates the next months also for previous months, then follow the following: 39.1. the calculated pay includes the month for which it is calculated; 39.2. If wages calculated on the previous quarter month (month), then clarified the previous quarterly report and submit corrections. 40. If the pay raise for the months for which quarterly reports have been submitted already, then the current quarterly report includes only the amount that applies to the current quarter months. For all other months this extra pay includes the month on which it calculated, and submit corrections. 41. The pay gap include 42, 44, 46, 47, 48, 49, 50 and 51 above positions regardless of the source of financing costs. 42.1471. a regular show on the line (direct) wages or remuneration in the form of regular cash payments, what time of year is calculated regularly each month: 42.1. monthly salary, the monthly salary of a position; 26.2. the wages calculated on the basis of time worked, output or piecework and paid to employees for hours worked; 26.3. remuneration and additional remuneration for overtime, night work, working on Sundays and public holidays, shift work, for work in dangerous, harmful circumstances; 26.3. royalties (royalties) on the creation of jobs, the issue or execution did not exceed one calendar month; 26.4. bonuses and allowances paid regularly in each month: for example, for noise, risk, heavy work, shift or continuous work, night work and work on Sundays and public holidays, on individual performance, production, productivity, responsibility, diligence, punctuality, qualifications and expertise; 26.5. payment for the same company to perform additional work to the principal; 26.5. temporarily absent in the duties of employment; 26.6. the profession, job connect. 43. If the premium and the premium shall be calculated on a monthly basis, despite the fact that they each month can be significantly different, then they consider regular payments and include the line. 1471. 44.1472. line showing the regular pay, which is not calculated regularly each month, including bonuses and allowances paid to certain periods, rather than regularly each month, allowances related to the individual or collective performance. For example, irregular bonuses-quarterly, semi-annual and for a greater period of time bonuses feasts; 13 and 14. 45. At the occasional cost include royalties (royalty) about the creation of jobs, the issue or execution has exceeded one calendar month. 46.1473. row displays the annual and additional vacation pay. The review quarter includes the holiday money just for this quarter months-see paragraph 37. 47.1474. row shows the premium to the vacation and leave benefits. 48.1475. row displays the compensation for unused vacation. 49 1476. row shows consideration for the holidays and other paid days not worked. Here also included payment for the paid training leave for the day. 50.1477. row displays A page of disability pay. Disability payment includes A page reference in the month when it is calculated. For example, the worker's disability page A for the period from 29 March to 11 April, for which the calculation is made in April. In this case, the disability payment includes A page 1477. line 2. cetuksn, as well as the April month (1410). 51.1478. row displays the payment for downtime. 52. The pay gap is not included: 52.1. section 3 of the 310-390. the amount presented in the line; 52.2. other expenses necessary for the employers ' production or operating process; 52.3. disability page B pay (the employer does not pay, but the social insurance institution); 52.4. dividends paid (it does not pay, but the income from property). 53.1480. row displays the calculated net pay – i.e. the line presented in 1470. gross income without a payroll tax and the State workers social security payments. 54.1490. line presented by non-residents estimated gross income (from 1470. line). Definition of non-residents, see paragraph 22. 55.1499. row displays the wage subsidy (the State compensate the employer costs)-national budget or funding agency of the country of employment, the employer shall result in temporary jobs involved unemployment pay, the employment of people with disabilities and others show only the subsidies contained in the calculated gross income line 1 in 1470. in box. 2.4. section 1.5 "data on employees who have been working for the full month" fill instructions From 1510 to 1530 56. row displays the employee that the payment has been calculated, but which had not worked a full month of the quarter in question, due to the acceptance or dismissal. Employees who have not worked a full month for other reasons, this section does not show. 2.5. section 1.6 "data on women fill instructions 57. Section completed for quarter 1. On 2, 3, and 4. the quarter do not fill in this section. 58.1610. line includes actual hours worked for women together for 1 month of quarter-from the 1310, 1320 and 1330. in row. 59.1620. line includes the absent but paid the women together for 1 month of quarter-from appliances, 1350 and 1360 1340... "line. 60.1630, 1640, 1650, include row. the number of women having calculated the pay of the month-from 1410, 1420 and 1430. in row. 61.1660. line includes the estimated gross income of women together for 1 month of quarter-from 1470. lines. 3. section 2 of the "data about other employees ' instructions to fill 62. Each of the workers who produce 2110, 2120, 2130..., or queue, include only 2210. one of those rows according to the index. These employees do not include section 1. 3.1. section 2.1 "workers with the calculated pay" fill instructions 63. Sections 1, 2 and 3 column displays the number of employees having pay calculated at least one day during that month. 64. Section 4 of the box shows the calculated gross pay total of quarterly months workers included ails from 1 to 3. 65.2130. row displays data on self-employed persons who have registered in the State revenue service as self-employed persons and the State social insurance contributions are sorted independently. The self-employed, who are shown in row, 2130 wages (box 4) include personal income tax and compulsory social insurance contributions, because they pay the independent self-employed. 2.2. section 3.2 "workers without pay calculated" fill instructions in section 66 include the following categories of employees without calculated wage: employers, workers in the family (household) members and persons carrying out business activity and do not employ others. 4. section 3 of the "other employer costs and unpaid wages" fill instructions 67.310-390. From line showing data does not include in section 1 and 2 at the wage rates. 68.310. line displays the gross income in kind. It consists of goods and services that the employer makes available to employees free of charge or at reduced prices on prices that the employer actually paid quarterly in months. These products and services do not require the employer's production or operating process. This is extra income for employees: they pay a market price if the goods or services purchased on their own. 69. The goods and services are valued at basic prices (i.e., without transport and trade margins), if the employer they produced, and the price of the buyer (i.e. the prices actually paid by the employer), if the employer they bought. 70. providing free of charge, the total wages in kind value calculated in accordance with the relevant base of goods and services prices (or employer purchasers ' prices if they bought). Providing for reduced prices, value is obtained as the difference between the above explain the calculation and the amount paid by the employee. 71. the work payments in kind are: 71.1. employers in the production process results in production of goods and services provided to employees. For example, free of charge or at reduced prices served food in a food-production undertaking (except those recorded 71.5); Computers-computer production firm; apparel-clothing company (except clothing); free rail travel or airline employees; 71.2. the employer's costs in providing the employee with housing or living area, including the costs of the respondents owned residential area (the maintenance and administration expenses, payment of taxes and insurance, less the amount paid employees). The employer shall also pay to the staff of the residential premises rent and fees for public utility services as well as non-refundable loans or loans at reduced interest rates, housing or housing purchase or construction. Does not include allowance for employee relocation; 71.3. the employer's costs of the vehicle (car) for use in personal needs. They included the net operating costs borne by the respondent (annual leasing costs and interest payments – depreciation, insurance, maintenance and repairs, as well as keeping the parking lot). Not including the capital associated with the purchase of the vehicle, any income accruing, vehicles sold on, or part of the costs relating to the use, associated with the work. Data calculated on the basis of available information, such as records of the fleet, the average vehicle value assessment and evaluation of the part relating to cases when private vehicles are using employees; 71.4. employer bought goods or services provided to employees (those produced in 71.1); 71.5. employer's price reductions obtained free or subsidized canteens or food vouchers; the intake compensation of the Ministry of Interior and Ministry of Justice Prison site management system staff; 71.6. expenditure on culture, recreation, sports services employees, including signs of tourism expenditure, different subscription payment; spending summers and holiday leisure space for employees and their families; 71.7. costs related to the grandchild site, provision of kindergarten children of employees; 44.6. employee service shop for maintenance costs (depreciation, small repairs, building and equipment maintenance without staff salaries); 71.9. transport from home to work and back cover; 71.10. mobile phone, used by both business and private, the part where the invoice is payable by the employer, pay; 71.11. prēm State awarded to employees shares; No 71.12. employer take part in interest if he granted loans to employees at reduced rates of interest or no interest. This value is determined by subtracting the actual interest paid on the amount that the employee must be paid if the credit market rates apply. Loans for purchase of a home or apartment refers to 71.2.; 71.13. payments to employees ' savings projects (also separately presented 311. line). It is the sum of the contributions of the employees deposit (deposit, stock purchase projects, etc.). Payments to create a special fund for the economic operator's shares or other financial assets acquisition employees, even if they do not have direct access to these assets, reduced by the amount of any tax benefits that may apply to them. The distribution of shares to personnel or special funds free of charge or at a reduced price of sale shall be considered as expenditure only if the shares purchased in the market. Cost is determined by the difference between the purchase price and the sale or transfer price; 71.14. employer payments of Trade Union funds. 72.320. line displays the specific legislation of national employers ' compulsory social insurance contributions calculated on the quarterly months for employees, which are contained in section 1. 73. Here does not include the State workers social security payments, despite the fact that they withhold and pay to the worker on behalf of the employer. 74.330. row displays the employer's voluntary social security contributions provided for in collective agreements or otherwise, and for employees paid in the review quarter. These are all contributions paid by the employer in addition to the employer's mandatory State social insurance contributions. These payments belongs to the supplementary pension insurance, retirement savings, health and life insurance, life insurance with savings, accident insurance, additional unemployment insurance, all other non-compulsory social security additional types not mentioned elsewhere. 75. the full amount of the payments shown in the third quarter, when they paid, despite the fact that they may be a payments for several months or years. 76.340. row displays the employer benefits, paid quarterly in months all employees, as well as former employees: 76.1. cost of wedding, anniversary, birth, death, etc. in the case of tangible benefits; 76.2. and cash prizes, gifts; 76.3. benefits health care; 76.4. remuneration for work paid in damage to health (disability, occupational disease). Here does not include disability page. In the event of the death of the employee's remuneration paid by the employer to the employee's former dependent persons; 76.5. scholarships, tuition fees to employees and their family members who are studying at the University, as well as studying in colleges or vocational school; 47.6. other welfare and social service costs, not mentioned elsewhere. 77. the benefits are presented, including personal income tax and the State workers social security payments if the legislation they are intended. 78.350. row displays the calculated gross severance pay for all employees of the reporting quarter, the employment contract in any of the established legislation where severance pay is provided. 79.380. line displays the employer training costs. They are spending on vocational education services (courses, vocational training institutions); on teaching aids and tools used for training; pay for instructors who are not employees of the company; academic building/maintenance of premises and equipment, as well as details of expenditure on repairs. Report the subsidies associated with vocational education. Show no teaching scholarships and tuition fees, paid by the employer for those employees who are studying in universities as well as colleges or vocational learning, to be presented at 340. line. 5. section 4 of the "number of employees and vacant jobs by profession payers" fill instructions 80. both the number of employees and vacant jobs by main groups of occupations based on the classification of occupations. The form of the number of employees and the number of free workspace presented by profession (post) major group codes that meet the Profession classifier of professions (posts) for the first six of the code mark. To correctly fill out this section, each post determines the profession (post) code. 81. the core of the profession and professional (1 to 3 box) and a free workspace (box 4) is determined by the position in the (Professional) or a free workspace for post (profession). The employee's occupation is not determined by a core group of education records or qualifications. 82. The section also fill in if there are no free workspace. In this case, only 1 to 3 of section box, which indicates the distribution of the number of employees by occupation classification main groups. Number of employees: 82.1.400. row 1 = 1140. in box 1 box line-1144 lines box 1; 82.2.400. line 2 = in box 2120. box 3 lines; 82.3.400. row 3 = in box 2130. row 3. aisle. 83. in column 4 (from 400 to 410. row) showing free jobs last quarter of calendar working day. Free jobs only in the workspace, which intended to pay. They can be considered both working time and without its workspace, and also to self-employed persons, subject to the conditions of paragraph 85. Free number does not include the workspace workspace designed for urgent, short-term, one-off works-not more than 43 hours per month or 10 hours per week. 84. the following may be the free workspace: 84.1. existing workspace (workspace that vacant permanent or temporary employee of long-lasting absence of disease, pregnancy, maternity leave, parental leave, etc.); 52.3. newly created workspaces; 84.3. workspace for unlimited and indefinite period; 84.4. workspace full and part time work. 85. By filling in the box 4 of this section, for a free workspace as a workspace, for which the following conditions are met simultaneously: 85.1. There is no contract and the applicant is not selected; 85.2. the employer shall take active measures to find suitable candidates to the workspace, excluding candidates from their employees. Active measures are: the announcement of the State employment agency branch, announcement in the press or on the Internet, direct contact with potential bidders; 85.3. employers are going to fill it immediately or within the next three months. 86. Free jobs in this section 4 does not include the following in box workspace: 53.5. workspace designed for applicants from the respondent's only among employees; 86.2. workspace to which the contest is already over and the applicant has already been chosen, but not yet concluded contract; 86.3. workspace where employees are paid or unpaid leave and the date when they will return to work; 86.4. workspace, which the applicant does not search because this workspace work fulfils existing employees, receive a bonus of about it; 86.5. workspaces that will work unpaid apprentices or employees on a sub-contracted basis; 86.6. workspace in another country. 87. If the free workspace, which previously had a full time job, but the employer further wishes to contract with two bidders for the partial working time, then the free workspace including two free workspace. 88. However, in case two free workspace in the same profession, which previously had been employed in part time employees, but employers looking for candidates to work for one full time, then the free workspace including one free workspace. 6. section 5 of "strikes" fill instructions 89.510. row displays the number of quarter strike. 90.520. row displays the employee who participated in the strike, regardless of the number of days or hours. This is the number of employees who participated in the first day of the strike, adding to those employees who joined the strike for the first time after the first day of the strike. Part-time employees are presented as one. 91. Employees who participated in the strike of more than one reporting period, presented in each strike, in which they participated. 92. Does not include employees who participated in the strike, but the strike was not able to work. 93.530. row showing the number of man-days worked the sum over all strike days. If the employee in one strike day participated in the strike in less than the normal working time, he counted the number of days of actual hours in which he took part in the strike. For example, if an employee of streikoj only three hours from eight hours, then the daily clearing 0.375 (3:8 = 0,375). However, if the employee is taken on a part-time basis (for example, four hours a day or part-time), such as streikoj for two hours, then absent in man/days is calculated according to the formula: strike hours divided by scheduled work hours and multiplied by the load. Example: 2:4 x 0.5 = 0.25.7. Municipal centralized accounting in the 94 district, county councils, city and County thought (except for Riga City and its district headquarters) each of the following types of action under the general classification of economic activities (NACE Rev. 2) by the following divisions (two) codes submitted form: 35-electricity, gas supply, heating and air conditioning, 84-public administration and defence; compulsory social security, education, 85-87-social care with accommodation, 88-social care without accommodation, 90-creative, artistic and entertainment activities 91-libraries, archives, museums and other institutions. The seven statements that amount is equal to the total data on centralised accounting (statistical summary authority do not submit). "
Minister of Economic Affairs k. Gerhard, Ministry of Economic Affairs proposed wording 12. attachment Cabinet 8 April 2008. Regulations No 257 "32. Annex to the Cabinet of Ministers on 6 November 2006, regulations no 922 forms" statement of work "filling instructions 1 General instructions 1. Respondent's commercial and/or register of taxpayers registered individual merchant or Foundation, or society, or foundation that shall prepare and submit to the individual statistical data after the request of the Central Statistical Bureau. 2. If in any quarter the current year submitted by the respondent in the report finds substantial errors, then notify all flawed edits the current year ceturk makes exasperated little gasps for reports. 3. the employee within this form is the natural person to work or the company's contract on the agreed wages shall carry out the work. The number of employees also produce disciples if they pay is calculated. 4. include as one of the employees in the form of people-both full-and part-time employees and those working in less or more than one load. 5. the employer under this form-legal person employing at least one staff member. 6. Gross income or other form of that gross cost-estimated salary or other form of such costs, including salaries tax and the State workers social security payments. 7. Net income-gross income, less payroll tax and State workers ' social security payments. 8. all indicators presented in the Form of whole numbers. 2. section 1 of the "data on employees, which should be the working time accounts" fill instructions section 1 all 9 sections (from 1.1 to 1.6.) displays the data for those employees for whom, in accordance with the law requirements, make records of working time, as well as data on those employees who have a business agreement, and the time you are counting. Data on other employees presented in section 2. 10. section 1 where required (not mark "X"), data distribution separately by the employees who actually worked full time and part time. 11. box 2 "full time" filled in if the employee works under the collective agreement or the normal working time, or more about it, as well as one or more assignments. Full time employees also presented, which the law prescribed shortened working time. 12. It is acceptable that at the full time employees plus those who work up to ten percent less than provided for in the collective agreement or the normal working time. 13. box 3 "part time" filled in if: 13.1. employee work or enterprise agreements with employers ' defined full work time (part-time, part-time working day or part-time week); 13.2. employee actually work part time (even if the work or undertaking is not fixed in the contract). This also applies to employees whose employers do not provide full time due to the order or the amount of work. 14. the distribution of full-and part-time workers are not affected by the fact that the employee has not done this work due to disability (disability page A or B) or any type of vacation, as well as the fact that the employee has already worked a full month in connection with the acceptance or dismissal. 15. If an employee is full and part time in one of the quarter months have changed, they apply to full-or part-time employees the following: 15.1 filling the row-at 1140 what it had last quarter last month calendar working day; 15.2. the other completed section 1 line-to part-time employees. 2.1. section 1.1 "number of employees work (including non-residents)" fill instructions 16.1110. row displays the employee number of the report of the first month in the quarter the first calendar working day-i.e., all who had a job on that date (regardless of whether they had or had not calculated the salary). Also includes employees who were on leave without salary, sick of preservation (the inability to page A or B), had a maternity leave or parental leave. 17.1140. row displays the employee number of the quarterly report last month, the last working day of the calendar. 2.2. section 1.3 "worked and paid time" filling instructions From 1310-1330 18. line displays the number of hours actually worked separately on each month of the reporting quarter total for all employees (man-hours). Includes also worked overtime. 19. the hours Worked also include time spent on tasks such as work preparation, preparing, cleaning of tools; short rest periods at the place of work, including tea and coffee breaks; the time spent at the place of work, without any work, for example, if the event after missing work and paid in accordance with the contract of employment. 20. Every hour, which runs additional normal service hours, regardless of the hourly pay rate applied (e.g. double payments), presented as one hour. 21. the number of hours actually worked do not include: 21.1. absent but paid (from 1340 to 1360 presented. row); 21.2. the statutory rest breaks and meal; 21.3. the time spent travelling from home to work and back. 22. If the employee brings to the additional principal job, position, profession or employment, and work actually is done in the same time period, the number of hours actually worked shall be presented according to the main job, without taking into account the additional posts, occupation or assignment, even if it has an additional cost. From 1340 to 1360 23. line showing, but worked the number of hours paid separately for each month of the reporting quarter total for all employees (man-hours). 24. paragraph 23 hours calculated on those days that are charged, but the employee has not worked, regardless of whether they are calendar holidays or working days: 24.1. actually had annual leave or unpaid leave; 24.2. been a consideration for the holidays and other paid days not worked; 24.3. had a disability of A page; 15.2. the former paid downtime; 15.2. the former other paid for but not worked days or parts of days (such as donors). 25. in paragraph 24 of that date conversion to hours depending on the working hours specified in the agreement or internal rules. 26. the inability to page the date of the conversion of A paid hours in the month (in months), as has been the release from work after disability (disability, even if the page is not yet charged). From 1340 to 1360 27. line does not include the time for which the refund was paid for unused vacation. 2.3. section 1.4 "pay" fill instructions From 1410 to 1430 28. line includes employees that income has been calculated at least one day in the month of the reporting quarter. Wages includes payments that are presented from 1471-1477. line. 29. From 1440 to 1460. line includes the calculated gross pay separately for each month of the reporting quarter. Wages includes payments that are presented from 1471-1477. line. 30.1470. row displays the estimated gross income of employees total quarter, broken down by individual cost types from 1471-1477. line. 31.1470. in all the columns of a data row is equal to 1450 1460 1440. +. +. queue data, as well as row 1.1470 column data equal to 1477.1471 row data. 32. each month pay shall include the annual leave of the calculated and the amounts of money only on those days that the employee of the month was on vacation. For example, if the employee is on vacation from 15 May to 11 June, then leave the money on the 31 May to the 15-month but may include vacation pay for June 1-June 11-month. 33. If a staff member also receives royalties, it adds to the basic wage. 34. If any reasons are not calculated in any month pay, and it calculates the next few months for the past months, šēj then follow the following: 34.1. the calculated pay includes the month for which it is calculated; 21.3. If wages calculated on the previous quarter month (month), then clarified the previous quarterly report and submit corrections. 35. If the pay raise for the months for which quarterly reports have been submitted already, then the current quarterly form involves only the amount that applies to the current quarter months. For all other months this extra pay includes the month on which it calculated, and submit corrections. 36. The pay gap include 37, 39, 41, 42, 43, 44 and 45 above positions regardless of the source of financing costs. 37. in row displays the regular 1471 (direct) wages or remuneration in the form of regular cash payments, what time of year is calculated regularly each month: 37.1. monthly salary, the monthly salary of a position; 37.2. the wages calculated on the basis of time worked, output or piecework and paid to employees for hours worked; 37.3. remuneration and additional remuneration for overtime, night work, working on Sundays and public holidays, shift work, for work in dangerous, harmful circumstances; 37.4. royalties (royalties) on the creation of jobs, the issue or execution did not exceed one calendar month; 37.5. bonuses and allowances paid regularly in each month: for example, for noise, risk, heavy work, shift or continuous work, night work and work on Sundays and public holidays, on individual performance, production, productivity, responsibility, diligence, punctuality, qualifications and expertise; 23.4. the payment for the same company to perform additional work to the principal; 37.7. for temporarily absent in the duties of employment; 23.5. the profession, job connect. 38. If the premium and the premium shall be calculated on a monthly basis, despite the fact that they each month can be significantly different, then they consider regular payments and include the line. 1471. 39.1472. line showing the regular pay, which is not calculated regularly each month, including bonuses and allowances paid to certain periods, rather than regularly each month, allowances related to the individual or collective performance. For example, irregular bonuses-quarterly, semi-annual and for a greater period of time bonuses feasts; 13 and 14. 40. At the occasional cost include royalties (royalty) about the creation of jobs, the issue or execution has exceeded one calendar month. 41.1473. row displays the annual and additional vacation pay. The review quarter includes the holiday money just for this quarter months-see paragraph 45. 42.1474. row shows the premium to the vacation and leave benefits. 43.1475. row displays the compensation for unused vacation. 44.1476 line shows consideration for the holidays and other paid days not worked. Here also includes payment for the paid training leave for the day. 45.1477. row displays A page of disability pay. Disability payment includes A page form the month when it is calculated. For example, the worker's disability page A for the period from 29 March to 11 April, for which the calculation is made in April. In this case, the disability payment includes A page 1477. line 2. quarter as well as in the month of April (1410). 46. not included: pay 46.1. other expenses necessary for the employers ' production or operating process; 46.2. the inability to page B pay (not paid by the employer, but the social insurance institution); 46.3. dividends paid (it does not pay, but the income from property). 47.1480. row displays the calculated net pay – i.e. the line presented in 1470. gross income without a payroll tax and the State workers social security payments. 2.4. section 1.5 "data on employees who have been working for the full month" fill instructions From 1510 to 1530.48. row displays the employee that the payment has been calculated, but which had not worked a full month of the quarter in question, due to the acceptance or dismissal. Employees who have not worked a full month for other reasons, this section does not show. 2.5. section 1.6 "data on women fill instructions 49. Section completed for quarter 1. On 2, 3, and 4. the quarter do not fill in this section. 50.1610. line includes actual hours worked for women together for 1 month of quarter-from the 1310, 1320 and 1330. in row. 51.1620. line includes the absent but paid the women together for 1 month of quarter-from appliances, 1350 and 1360 1340... "line. 52.1630, 1640, 1650, in the line include. number of women who calculated the pay of the month-from 1410, 1420 and 1430. in row. 53.1660. line includes the estimated gross income of women together for 1 month of quarter-from 1470. lines. 3. section 2 of the "data about other workers" fill instructions 54. Each of the workers who produce 2110, 2120, 2130..., or queue, include only 2210. one of those rows according to the index. These employees do not include section 1. 3.1. section 2.1 "workers with the calculated pay" fill instructions 55. Section 1., 2., and 3. the column displays the number of employees having pay calculated at least one day during that month. 56. Section 4 of the box shows the calculated gross pay total of quarterly months workers included ails from 1 to 3. 57.2130. row displays data on self-employed persons who have registered in the State revenue service as self-employed persons and the State social insurance contributions are sorted independently. The self-employed, who are shown in row, 2130 wages (box 4) include personal income tax and compulsory social insurance contributions, because they pay the independent self-employed. 2.2. section 3.2 "workers without pay calculated" fill instructions 58. Section include the following categories of employees without calculated wage: employers, workers in the family (household) members and persons carrying out business activity and do not employ others. 4. section 4 of the "number of employees and vacant jobs by profession payers" fill instructions 59. both the number of employees and vacant jobs by main groups of occupations based on the classification of occupations. The form of the number of employees and the number of free workspace presented by profession (post) major group codes that meet the Profession classifier of professions (posts) for the first six of the code mark. To correctly fill out this section, each post determines the profession (post) code. 60. the core of the profession and professional (1 to 3 box) and a free workspace (box 4) is determined by the position in the (Professional) or a free workspace for post (profession). The employee's occupation is not determined by a core group of education records or qualifications. 61. The section also fill in if there are no free workspace. In this case, only 1 to 3 of section box, which indicates the distribution of the number of employees by occupation classification main groups. Number of employees: 61.1.400. line box = 1 row 1 column 1140; 61.2.400. row 2 = in box 2120. line box 3; 38.1.400. row 3 = in box 2130. row 3. aisle. 62. in column 4 (from 400 to 409. row) showing free jobs in the last quarter of calendar working day. Free jobs only in the workspace, which intended to pay. They can be considered both working time and without its workspace, and also to self-employed persons, subject to the provisions of paragraph 64. Free number does not include the workspace workspace designed for urgent, short-term, one-off works-not more than 43 hours per month or 10 hours per week. 63. the following may be the free workspace: 39.2. existing workspace (workspace that vacant permanent or temporary employee of long-lasting absence of disease, pregnancy, maternity leave, parental leave, etc.); 39.3. the newly created workspaces; 63.3. workspace for unlimited and indefinite period; 63.4. workspace full and part time work. 64. By filling in the box 4 of this section, for a free workspace as a workspace, for which the following conditions are met simultaneously: 64.1. There is no contract and the applicant is not selected; 64.2. the employer shall take active measures to find suitable candidates to the workspace, excluding candidates from their employees. Active measures are: the announcement of the State employment agency branch, announcement in the press or on the Internet, direct contact with potential bidders; 64.3. employers are going to fill it immediately or within the next three months. 65. Free jobs in this section 4 does not include the following in box workspace: 65.1. workspace designed for applicants only from among the employees of the respondent; 65.2. the workspace to which the contest has already ended, and the applicant has already been chosen, but not yet concluded contract; 65.3. the workspace where employees are paid or unpaid leave and the date when they will return to work; 65.4. the workspace, which the applicant does not search because this workspace work fulfils existing employees, receive a bonus of about it; 65.5. workspaces that will work unpaid apprentices or employees on a sub-contracted basis; 65.6. workspace in another country. 66. If the free workspace, which previously had a full time job, but the employer further wishes to contract with two bidders for the partial working time, then the free workspace including two free workspace. 67. on the other hand, if disposed of two jobs in the same profession, which previously had been employed in part time employees, but employers looking for candidates to work for one full time, then the free workspace including one free workspace. "
Minister of Economic Affairs k. Gerhard, Ministry of Economic Affairs proposed wording 13. attachment Cabinet 8 April 2008. Regulations No 257 "34. Annex to the Cabinet of Ministers on 6 November 2006, regulations no 922 economic Minister k. Gerhard, Ministry of Economic Affairs proposed wording 14. Annex Cabinet 8 April 2008. Regulations No 257" 43. Annex to the Cabinet of Ministers on 6 November 2006, regulations no 922 economic Minister k. Gerhard submitted at the Ministry of the economy version of annex 15. Cabinet of Ministers of 8 April 2008. Regulations No 257 ' 45. Annex Cabinet 2006. 6. Regulation No. 922 November economic Minister k. Gerhard, Ministry of Economic Affairs proposed wording 16. attachment Cabinet 8 April 2008. Regulations No 257 "48. Annex to the Cabinet of Ministers on 6 November 2006, regulations no 922 economic Minister k. Gerhard, Ministry of Economic Affairs proposed wording 17. attachment Cabinet 8 April 2008. Regulations No 257 Annex 54. Cabinet of Ministers of 6 November 2006, regulations no 922 economic Minister k. Gerhard, Ministry of Economic Affairs proposed wording 18. attachment Cabinet 8 April 2008. Regulations No 257" Annex 58. The Cabinet of Ministers on 6 November 2006, regulations no 922 economic Minister k. Gerhard, Ministry of Economic Affairs proposed wording 19. Annex Cabinet 8 April 2008. Regulations No 257 "68. Annex to the Cabinet of Ministers on 6 November 2006, regulations no 922 economic Minister k. Gerhard, Ministry of Economic Affairs proposed wording 20. Annex Cabinet 8 April 2008. Regulations No 257" 69. Annex to the Cabinet of Ministers on 6 November 2006, regulations no 922 economic Minister k. Gerhard, Ministry of Economic Affairs proposed wording 21. attachment Cabinet of April 8. Regulation No 257 "79. Annex Cabinet 2006. 6. Regulation No. 922 November economic Minister k. Gerhard, Ministry of Economic Affairs proposed wording 22. Annex Cabinet 8 April 2008. Regulations No 257 "84. Annex to the Cabinet of Ministers on 6 November 2006, regulations no 922 economic Minister k. Gerhard, Ministry of Economic Affairs proposed wording 23. attachment Cabinet 8 April 2008. Regulations No 257" 88. Annex to the Cabinet of Ministers on 6 November 2006, regulations no 922 economic Minister k. Gerhard, Ministry of Economic Affairs proposed wording 24. Annex Cabinet 8 April 2008. Regulations No 257 "93. Annex The Cabinet of Ministers on 6 November 2006, regulations no 922 form "report on the use of information technology in enterprises ' filling instructions 1 General instructions this form is desirable to fill information technology (IT) professional. 2. the form consists of seven parts, which include questions about the company used information and communication technologies (ICT), electronic business and Commerce processes (e-business and e-commerce). These are the questions to which the correct response variations noted with Q. If the answer that references, such as "move to D1", then the next question to which the answer is D1. If you are not, then the next question is consecutive. 2. A. "computer and network use" fill instructions 3. Response to A1. question, answer "Yes" If the company in January 2008 in used computers, including leased. If the company is not in using computers, then mark the answer "no". If you answer "no", then the following questions not answered below. 4. local computer networks (Local area Net work LAN)-the network that connected multiple PCs (can be connected to several different meanings server). Such a network is usually the one building or organization, allowing its users to Exchange data, using common printers and other shared devices. 5. Wireless local area networks (Wireless Local area network WLAN)-local computer network where nodes (computers, servers, printers, etc.) or connecting the individual segments is used instead of the normal connecting cable, but radio waves or infrared technology. 6. Intranet-internal company computer network that uses Internet Protocol (but not the Internet) so that employees would be able to communicate within an organization. Access to intranet resources is only that company's employees or other authorized persons. 7. An extranet-a secure intranet extension that allows external users access to some of the company's intranet. External user can use an Extranet only if he has a valid user name and password. User identity determines which extranet resources are allowed to access. 8. Free/open source-open source software means software distributed under an open source license. The open source license is a copyright license for computer software that makes the source code available under terms that allow the software to be modified and redistributed without having to pay the original author. 9. Free/open source operating systems-computer programs that are distributed under the open-source operating system license. Open source operating system license is a copyright license for computer software, which makes available an open code under terms that allow the software to be modified and redistributed without having to pay the original author. Such licenses may contain additional restrictions such as the requirement in the code to save the author names and copyright text. 3. B. "Internet use" fill instructions 10. Response to B2. question of the number of people in January 2008, the regular use of the computer with the Internet connection. 11. in order to determine what type of connection, you can use the contract concluded between the company and Internet service provider. 12. Modem (modem analogu)-dial-up regular phone line. To do this, the computer must have a modem (the device that transmits data using a voice telephone lines) and a normal telephone line. A characteristic feature is that when you're on the Internet the phone line is busy and no one around you can not call. The modem provides Internet connection speed up to 56 Kbps. 13. Integrated Services Digital network connection (Integrated Services Digital Network-ISDN)-a high-quality, modern telecommunications, which provides phone, data and video transmission with connection speed up to 128 Kbps. 14. Digital subscriber line connection (Digital Subscriber line-DSL)-one of the types of broadband that combines several technologies that use simultaneous, high-speed Internet and phone service in the House or Office using an existing subscriber telephone line. According to the December 27, 2005 the Cabinet of Ministers order No. 839 "on the concept of" broadband network development strategy for 2006-2012 ", in Latvia for broadband access, which recognised is the online mode (always on) and lejupvirzien data rate is not less than 256 kbit/s and augšupvirzien data transmission speed is not less than 128 kbit/s. 15. another fixed connection-another permanent Internet connection that is not the DSL (such as cable, high-capacity leased lines, satellite, fibre optic networks, wireless internet (Wi-Hi), fixed wireless access (Fixed wireless access-FW) connections, etc.). 16. Wireless connection (wireless) connection to the Internet network-via cell phone or satellite. High capacity mobile phone connection is a third-generation mobile communications (3 g). Radiolink and LMDS (Local Multipoint Distribution Service) Internet connections also added a wireless connection. 17. the GPRS (General Packet Radio Service) – this technology allows you to quickly transmit and receive large amounts of data, video, story, MP3 standard music files, and other multimedia information. Using this system, information is collected and transmitted packets to the mobile networks. 18. the UMTS (Universal Mobile Telecommunications System)-universal mobile telecommunications system is one of the third generation (3 g) mobile installation standards. UMTS is particularly fast data transmission, mobile Internet, Internet and various multimedia attachments. 19. the edge (Enhanced data for Global Evolution)-supports the sending and receiving of data speed. The main advantage-especially the edge high speed. 20. Internet home page (Web page)-in the set network location "World Wide Web", which is identified by the Web address. Website information coded in a specific language (such as HTML, XML, Java, etc.) and read with Web browsing programs, such as Netscape's Navigator or MS Internet Explorer. 21. the digital signature-digital information related to or in connection with a contract or other message, and used as a written signature is the legal equivalent to ensure both the authenticity of the text of the message protection and its authenticity. The concept of a digital signature is often used to mean either a signature that is attached to the text with one or more electronic techniques, or encryption to give protection against modification of the document, and save the report. 4. C. "Automated data exchange" instructions for filling out the electronic invoice 22 (e-invoice)-invoice, in which all the data is in an electronic format that can be processed automatically. Automatic processing is the core feature of the e-invoice. E-invoice automatically sent to your intercompany payments from invoice ‑ or the service provider's system directly invoiced to the financial or other applications. 23. the EDIFACT (Electronic data interchange For Administration, Commerce and transport), XML (Extensible Markup Language) standard-electronic data interchange system based on closed/open data transmission networks. These systems are automated processes that communicate both business partner information systems. Next comes the further processing of the order, execution, delivery, invoicing and financial accounting. 5. E. "automated movement of information within an organization" fill instructions 24. enterprise resource planning (Enterprise Resource Planning-ERP) consists of one or more applications or software packages that integrate and process information between the various business functions. ERP involves planning, procurement, sales, marketing, customer relations, financial and human resources. ERP system's main characteristics are: 24.1. designed with client server environment (traditional or Internet-based); 24.2. integrates most of the business process; 24.3. processing most of the Organization's business; 15.2. using company-wide database that stores each data element only once; 15.2. allows you to access data in real time. 25. Customer relationship management (CRM-Customer Relationship Management)-management methodology that places the customer at the Centre of business activities, based on the intensive use of information technology to collect, integrate, process and analyze customer-related information. Distinguished: 25.1. operational CRM-business process integration, which is in direct contact with the client; 25.2. the analytical CRM-company information available about their customers analysis using information databases. Its purpose is to get in-depth information about the customer and how to satisfy their needs. 6. (F), part of the "E-commerce Internet" fill instructions 26. Electronic Commerce (e-commerce)-transactions conducted on the Internet Protocol based networks and other networks with computers. In these networks, the goods and services you order, but delivery and final payment can be performed online or beyond. Orders that are received by phone, fax or handwritten e-mail messages are not considered as electronic commerce. 27. Encryption Protocol (Secure Sockets Layer, SSL/Transport Layer Security-SSA) provides secure communications on the Internet. SSL provides the ultimate point of identification and communication of safety on the Internet using Cryptography. The usual application identifies only the server (i.e., ensure its identity), but the customer remains unidentified). Encryption protocol allows client/server applications to communicate it, to prevent eavesdropping, changes and report fraud. 28. A network that is not Internet-networks, which are intended for the exchange of electronic information between computers (replacing paper documents to electronic documents), but not publicly available, such as the Internet. They are private, proprietary networks, using leased lines and which can cover a wide range of local and geographical areas. For example, an electronic data interchange system (Electronic data interchange-EDI) private networks, interactive phone system, they do not include all IP/Internet Protocol-based networks (www, an extranet, EDI over the Internet, virtual private networks, the Internet, mobile phones, which operate on the Internet). "
Minister of Economic Affairs k. Gerhard, Ministry of Economic Affairs proposed wording 25. Annex Cabinet 8 April 2008. Regulations No 257 "94. Annex to the Cabinet of Ministers on 6 November 2006, regulations no 922 form" financial assets and liabilities _ in 20 ' filling instructions 1 General instructions 1. Annual report on financial assets and liabilities comprise the following sections: 1.1., "i. financial assets by business partners"; 1.2. "II. financial liabilities by business partners". 2. All you see ie provides up to 20 _ _. 7. may. 3. All indicators in the form presented in lats and in whole numbers. 4. Financial assets and liabilities balances divided by pretsektor, i.e. According to business partners having specific institutional sector. Classification of institutional sectors in Latvia is determined by the Cabinet of Ministers of 25 October 2005, the provisions of no. 810 "rules on the classification of institutional sectors". Classification of institutional sectors covering the entire national economy emerging institutional units and designed according to the European system of accounts ESA 95 principles. 4.1 domestic institutional sectors: non-financial S110000 4.1.1. economic operators; 4.1.2. S120000 financial institutions: 4.1.2.1. S121000 central bank; 4.1.2.2. S122000 other monetary financial institutions; 4.1.2.3. S123000 other financial intermediaries, except insurance corporations and pension funds; 4.1.2.4. S124000 financial palīgsabiedrīb; 4.1.2.5. S125000 insurance corporations and pension funds. 4.1.3. S130000 General Government: 4.1.3.1. S130100 national structures; 4.1.3.2 it is municipal bodies; S130300. 4.1.3.3 citizens. S130400 national social security bodies. 4.1.4. S140000 household; 4.1.5. S150000 organisations serving households. 4.2. foreign institutional sectors: non-residents S200000 4.2.1:4.2.1.1. S210000 European Union; 4.2.1.1.1. S212000 European Union institutions. This classification is available in full to the CSP website www.csb.gov.lv, under "Classification"-available internet ">-> institutional sectors classification", which is placed in the list for identifying the economic operators in accordance with ESA 95 criteria apply not to the non-financial sector "economic operators", but to the subsector "public bodies", or "municipal body", as well as the list of financial institutions to the subsector. 5. Institutional sector definition: 5.1 "residents"-all the authorities, including foreign institutions, registered and operating in the Republic of Latvia, and individuals, which the household is located in the Republic of Latvia and the Latvian could not just go outside for more than one year (excluding students). For residents of the Republic of Latvia shall be deemed to include diplomatic, consular and other representative offices abroad. 5.2. the "non-residents"-all the institutions that are registered in foreign countries and individuals, which the household is located outside Latvia or who arrived in Latvia for a period of less than one year (excluding students). For non-residents shall be deemed also to foreign diplomatic, consular, international institutions and other agencies in Latvia. 5.3. "monetary financial institutions ' (MFI-)-institutions which together form the money-emissions in the sector, i.e., credit institutions and financial corporations, which receive deposits or close substitutes for deposits from customers, which is not an MFI, at their own cost grant credits and investing in securities, as well as the national central banks. The Bank of Latvia to maintain "the Republic of Latvia to the list of monetary financial institutions ' (see. Latvijas Banka's internet page (www.bank.lv) menu "legislation" section of the "reports"). The European Central bank (hereinafter referred to as the ECB) on its internet site of the European Union shall be published in the national list of MFIs (see. Latvijas Banka's internet page (www.bank.lv) the "links" menu. 5.4. "insurance corporations and pension funds"--financial institutions that perform financial intermediation services, combining different types of risks. Insurance companies taken over by the policyholder or the insured may transfer the risk of loss or a potential financial risk of loss reinsurers. Insurance companies take life or non-life insurance services. Private pension funds take social risk insurance fund participants, accumulating and investing members ' own and their right of voluntary contributions of funds, to ensure that these actors age or disability equity. This sector includes insurance companies, insurers (including foreign subsidiaries), reinsurers, private pension funds and occupational pension schemes. 5.5. the "other financial intermediaries, except insurance corporations and pension funds (hereinafter the CF)-financial institutions involved in financial intermediation primarily by making the commitment, which is not a currency, deposits and deposit substitutes. To customers, which is not an MFI, or insurance technical reserves. CFS is lending the companies involved (for example, financial leasing companies, factoring companies, export or import financing companies), investment funds, investment companies, financial vehicle Corporation, a financial holding company, venture capital companies, and other financial institutions, if they meet the specified conditions. 5.6. "financial palīgsabiedrīb"-financial institutions engaged mainly in financial activities, i.e. activities closely related to financial intermediation but not financial intermediation, such as brokerage, investment in the non-financial intermediation services in its own name, the company which provides financial market infrastructure institutions that supervise MFIs, financial institutions and financial markets. Financial and capital market Commission, the Riga Stock Exchange, as well as investment management companies are considered financial palīgsabiedrīb. 5.7. "public body"-State administrative departments and public agencies whose competence covers the entire national economic territory (with the exception of the State social insurance agency)-Ministry, the representative of the Embassy, agency, Board, educational, health, law enforcement, culture and other central public authorities, as well as the structure of the State controlled and financed merchants. 5.8. the "local bodies"-local administrative departments and municipal agencies whose competence covers the territory of certain municipalities or several municipalities. Includes municipal structures, direct municipal administrations, as well as the local government controlled and financed merchants. 5.9. "non-financial economic operators"-economic entity, which carries goods or provide financial services in order not to make a profit or other fruits, such as corporations, limited liability companies, sole proprietors who have registered their activity in the Republic of Latvia enterprise register in the commercial register. 5.10. "household"-natural person or group of natural persons whose main activity is consumption and that produce goods and services for own consumption only. In Latvia the household counts also the individual Installer, if they have not registered their activity in Latvia enterprise register in the commercial register. 5.11. "public and non-governmental organizations"-institutions that provide goods and services to persons or to groups of individuals and resources derive primarily from voluntary contributions in cash or in in kind, such as trade unions, professional or educational associations, consumers ' associations, political parties, churches, religious communities, as well as cultural, recreational and sports clubs, charities, relief and aid organisations. 2. Common principles and the reporting lines to fill out boxes 6.1. the column "At li Kuma over see the ta at the start of the year" from forecasted da kat race po li ci's painting at the ku mu over see the ta at the start of the year. 7. the column "change transactions (+ or-)" of DAA at Bill of this magnitude st po ci's assets or seeks to know himself but by li ju mu or Nah lie sa ma zi Nah ju mu financial transactions over a year to see how. 8. the column "Va svār sa in it that St. Lou bass, price change (reassessment) (+ or-)" with the positive sign indicates an increase in the basic amount of financial transactions and with a negative sign indicates a financial transaction principal reduction in exchange rate or price changes (revaluation). 9. box 4 "Ci it iz mai volume (+ or-)" with the positive sign indicates other reasons lead to the increase of the basic amount of financial transactions and with a negative sign indicates a reduction in the principal amount of the financial transaction (for example, reclassification or error or catastrophic injury caused changes). 10. the column "At li Kuma over ska ta at the end of the year" from forecasted da kat race po li ci's painting at the ku mu at the end of the year (1 to 4 boxes of sweet). 2.1. Financial assets by counterparties 11.1000 in row ' cash in hand ' indicates the company's cash resources. The information in this row is a balance sheet asset under the heading "current assets" group "money". 12. in 2000, the line, "current accounts" indicate the company's bank accounts into existing non-cash resources, as well as demand deposits. The information in this row is a balance sheet asset under the heading "current assets" group "money". 13.3000. "term deposits" on the line include term deposits, savings deposits, deposits according to the provision of the scheme or short-term repurchase agreements (repos) which is the official supervision of credit institutions and the central bank. The information in this row is a balance sheet asset under the heading "current assets" group "money"; under the heading "fixed assets" groups "long-term financial investments the item" other securities and investments ". 14. line 4000. "short-term debt worth the paper" (after an initial period accounting value) includes debt securities including fixed income, which are due at the time of purchase is up to one year (inclusive), for example, bills, Treasury bills. The information in this row is a balance sheet asset under the heading "current assets" group "short-term financial investments item" other securities "and participation in kapitālo. 15.5000. the lines ' long-term debt securities "(after an initial period accounting value) includes debt securities with a maturity at the time of purchase is more than one year, for example, bonds, Treasury bills, mortgage mortgages. The information in this row is the active section of the balance sheet, "long-term investment" groups "long-term financial investments the item" other securities and investments; under the heading "current assets" group "short-term financial investments item" other securities "and participation in kapitālo. 16.6000 in row "derivative financial instruments" the financial assets arising from derivative financial instruments in assessing fair value, i.e., each individual derivative financial instrument positive value. Financial derivatives are options, futures, swaps, interest rate futures contracts, options, or currency of any future, swap and/or interest swaps, which are related to currencies, foreign currency exchange and/or interest rates. The information in this row is a balance sheet asset under the heading "current assets" group "short-term financial investments item" financial derivatives ", the item" other securities and participation kapitālo ' components; under the heading "fixed assets" groups "long-term financial investments the item" other securities and investments ". 17. loans (short term, long term refers to the 7000 and 8000. line.) include: 17.1. short-term repurchase (repo) agreements and long-term repurchase agreements; 17.2. loans due to non-monetary gold swaps (temporary); 17.3. finance leases and hire purchase contracts; 17.4. loans to finance trade credits; 17.5. mortgage loans; 10.9. consumer loans; 17.7. pagarināmo credits; 11.1. loans with progressive; 11.1. loans granted as a guarantee of certain obligations. 18.7000. line "bridging loan" (by original maturity) displays, with an original maturity of one year or less. The information in this row is a balance sheet asset under the heading "current assets" group "accounts receivable" item "Related companies", the item "debt associated public debt", the item "short term loans to shareholders or members and management", the item "other receivables". 19. in row 8000 "long-term loan" (by original maturity) displays, with an original maturity of more than one year. The information in this row is the active section of the balance sheet, "long-term investment" groups "long-term financial investments item" loans to affiliated companies ", the item" loans to associated companies ", the item" other loans and other long-term receivables "item" loans to shareholders or members and management "; under the heading "current assets" group "accounts receivable" item "Related companies", the item "debt associated public debt", the item "short term loans to shareholders or members and the management" component. 20.9000. line "quoted shares" indicates its shares listed on Riga Stock Exchange and trading takes place on the regulated market. The information in this row is the active section of the balance sheet, "long-term investment" groups "long-term financial investments the item" investments in the capital of the company ", the item" participation in the equity of associated companies ", the item" other securities and investments; under the heading "current assets" group "short-term financial investments item" investments in the capital of the company ", the item" other securities "and participation in kapitālo components. 21.10,000 in row "unquoted shares" indicates that the shares do not trade on the regulated market. The information in this row is the active section of the balance sheet, "long-term investment" groups "long-term financial investments the item" investments in the capital of the company ", the item" participation in the equity of associated companies ", the item" other securities and investments; under the heading "current assets" group "short-term financial investments item" investments in the capital of the company ", the item" other securities "and participation in kapitālo components. 22. in row "another 11,000 participation in the capital of the company (part of)" includes participation in the capital of other undertakings, other than shares which are not included in the statement rows ' quoted shares unquoted shares "and" of ", for example, parts of the shares. The information in this row is the active section of the balance sheet, "long-term investment" groups "long-term financial investments the item" investments in the capital of the company ", the item" participation in the equity of associated companies ", the item" other securities and investments; under the heading "current assets" group "short-term financial investments item" investments in the capital of the company ", the item" other securities "and participation in kapitālo components. 23. in row 12 000 "own shares and not paid in shares in the capital of companies ' investments and amounts paid in share capital of a capital company, and in the capital of the company. The information in this row corresponds to the active section of the balance sheet, "long-term investment" groups "long-term financial investments item" own shares "; under the heading "current assets" group "short-term financial investments item" own shares ", the Group's" accounts receivable "item" Not paid in shares in the capital of the company ". 24.13000. line "fund investment certificates" indicates the operator's investment, which is invested in the Fund investment certificates. An investment certificate is transferable security, establishing a fund investor's participation in the investment fund and from the ensuing rights of participation. The information in this row is the active section of the balance sheet, "long-term investment" groups "long-term financial investments the item" other securities and investments; under the heading "current assets" group "short-term financial investments item" other securities "and participation in kapitālo. 25. the 14,000 line. "the money market Fund's investment certificates" indicates the operator's investment, which invested in a money market fund investment certificates. Money market fund assets invested in such debt securities as State, municipal and central bank issued or guaranteed debt securities and bonds, as well as financial institutions and other corporate debt securities and bonds, as well as money market instruments and deposits with credit institutions. The information in this row is the active section of the balance sheet, "long-term investment" groups "long-term financial investments the item" other securities and investments; under the heading "current assets" group "short-term financial investments item" other securities "and participation in kapitālo. 26.15000. the line "trade credits (trade receivables) and advances" include trade credit accepted by the companies that issue credits against the settlement documents, except when they are considered as loans; over time, accumulating a rent for the buildings; late payments for goods and services, if they do not relate to loans; the financial requirements relating to the supply of goods and services where payment has not taken place. The information in this row is the active section of the balance sheet, "long-term investment" group "fixed assets" item "advance payments for fixed assets", "intangible assets" item "advance payments for intangible assets"; under the heading "current assets" group "stock" item "advance payments for goods," the Group's "accounts receivable" item "trade receivables" item in the "affiliated companies", the item "receivables of associated enterprises", the item "other receivables". 27.16000 row "intangible assets" include intangible assets, if they are intended to function, to provide services or hire, and items intended for the operation of or disposal action. Information on this line is a part of the assets of the balance sheet under the heading "fixed assets" group "intangible investment" item "development costs" item "concessions, patents, licenses, trademarks, etc. the right to "item" other intangible assets ", the item" goodwill ". 28.17000. the lines "fixed assets" long-term investment material, which is used to provide services, or for administrative purposes and provides for rent in use for more than one year, such as land, buildings, vehicles, equipment, URu.tml. assets. The information in this row is the active section of the balance sheet, "long-term investment" group "" item "fixed assets land, buildings, structures and permanent plantations", item "fixed assets leased assets" in item "equipment and machinery", the item "Other assets and inventory", item "create fixed assets under construction costs" of objects. 29.18000. line "investment property" includes all land parcels, buildings, structures, or parts of these objects, what company there (as the owner or the lessee under a finance lease) to obtain a lease (rental) charge or the expected price rise (increase in value), rather than for use in the manufacture of goods, provision of services, for administrative purposes or sale in the ordinary course of business. 30. the 19,000 line. "biological assets" includes animals or plants company there for agricultural products for sale or additional biological assets. 31.20000. "stocks"-located in different sales, transportation and production stages, need to be able to exist in the continuous production process. The information in this row is a balance sheet asset under the heading "current assets" group "stock" item "raw materials and auxiliary materials", the item "work in progress, the item" finished goods and goods for sale "item in the" incomplete orders ", the item" working animals and productive animals. " 32.21,000. "held-for long-term investments consist of long-term objects that the balance sheet value is recovered, rather than sales of future use. 33.22000. "accrued income" information assets "section of the balance sheet current assets" group "accounts receivable" item "accrued income". 34.23,000. "prepaid expenses" correspond to the balance sheet asset under the heading "current assets" group "accounts receivable" item "deferred charges". 35.24,000. "Overpaid taxes" information on this line is a balance sheet asset under the heading "current assets" group "accounts receivable" item "other receivables". 36. in row 25,000 "deferred tax assets" presented to the corporate income tax amounts to be recovered in future years and the report refers to the deductible temporary differences. 37.26,000. "other customers not listed above" consists of all other receivables, which are financial claims. The information in this row is a balance sheet asset under the heading "current assets" group "accounts receivable" item "other receivables". 38.30000. "balance" referred to in the report include all financial and non-financial assets total. 2.2. financial liabilities by counterparties in row 39.41000 "shares or capital (share capital)" indicates the shares or capital (share capital). The information in this row correspond to the balance sheet liabilities under the heading "equity" group a "shares or capital (share capital)". 40.42,000. "stock (share) premium" information section of the balance sheet liabilities "equity" group a "Shares (the shares) premium". 41.43,000. "long-term investment revaluation reserve" in the information section of the balance sheet liabilities "equity" group "long term investment revaluation reserve". 42.44000. "financial instruments revaluation reserve" in the information section of the balance sheet liabilities "equity" group "financial instruments revaluation reserve". 43.45000. row "reserves" information is the balance sheet liabilities under the heading "equity" group "reserves" item "reserves" set by Law, the item "reserves for own shares or parts", the item "public statutory reserves", the item "other reserves". 44.46,000. "previous years retained earnings" corresponds to the balance sheet liabilities under the heading "equity" group "retained earnings" item "previous years retained earnings". 45.47000. lines "for the year retained earnings" corresponds to the balance sheet liabilities under the heading "equity" group "retained earnings" item "for the year retained earnings". 46.48000. line "savings" indicates a specific expenditure relating to the prior period transactions, but that the amount of payment or the time is not yet precisely known. Savings accrued costs for certain types of damages, liabilities or costs, but its date of cover or is unknown. Information on this line is a section of the balance sheet liabilities "accruals" item "provisions for pension liabilities equivalent", item "accruals expected taxes", the item "other provisions". 47.49000. "taxes and State social security payments" information is the balance sheet liabilities "section of the creditors ' group ' long-term creditors" and "short-term creditors" items "taxes and State social security payments". 48.50000. "deferred tax liability" indicates the corporate income tax amount due over the next few years and the report refers to these temporary differences, which are subject to this tax. 49.51000. line "the Issued short-term debt securities" (by original maturity) includes debt securities issued by undertakings with a maturity of up to one year (inclusive), for example, bills of Exchange, commercial securities. Information on this line is a section of the balance sheet liabilities "vendors" in the group "short-term creditors" items "Due bills". 50.52,000 in row "-Issued long-term debt securities" (by original maturity) includes debt securities issued by undertakings with a maturity of more than one year, such as mortgage bonds, debentures, promissory notes. Information on this line is a section of the balance sheet liabilities "creditors ' groups ' long-term creditors" and "short-term creditors" items "Due bills". 51.53,000. line "derivative financial instruments" the financial commitments arising from derivative financial instruments the fair value assessment, i.e., each individual derivative financial instruments with negative value. Financial derivatives are options, futures, swaps, interest rate futures contracts, options, or currency of any future, swap and/or interest swaps, which are related to currencies, foreign currency exchange and/or interest rates. Information on this line is a section of the balance sheet liabilities "vendors" in the group "short-term creditors" item "financial derivatives". 52. The loans (short term, long term refers to 53000. and 54,000. row) include: 52.1. short-term repurchase (repo) agreements and long-term repurchase agreements; 52.2. loans due to non-monetary gold swaps (temporary); 52.3. finance lease and purchase by installments contracts; 52.4. loans to finance trade credits; mortgage loans; 52.5. 52.6. consumer loans; 52.7. pagarināmo credits; 52.8. borrowing with progressive; loans granted to 52.9. as a guarantee of certain obligations. 53.54,000. line "short-term borrowings" indicates the operator's loan borrowing which original maturity of up to one year (inclusive). Information on this line is a section of the balance sheet liabilities "vendors" in the group "short-term creditors ' item ' loans against bonds", the item "loans" being converted into shares, the item "loans from credit institutions", the item "other loans", the item "receivables affiliated companies", the item "debt to associated companies". 54.55000. line "long term loan" indicates merchant loans whose occupancy is set for the original term longer than one year. The loans are also considered in the framework of the credit line received funds and financial leasing. Information on this line is a section of the balance sheet liabilities "creditors ' groups ' long-term creditors" and "short" positions "vendor loans against bonds", the item "loans" being converted into shares, the item "loans from credit institutions", the item "other loans", the item "receivables affiliated companies", the item "debt to associated companies". 55. the 56000. line "trade credit (debt to suppliers and contractors) and advances" include trade credit accepted by the companies that issue credits against the settlement documents, except when they are considered as loans; over time, accumulating a rent for the buildings; late payments for goods and services, if they do not relate to loans; the financial requirements relating to the supply of goods and services where payment has not taken place. Information on this line is a section of the balance sheet liabilities "creditors ' groups ' long-term creditors" and "short" positions "of the vendor customers received advances", the item "trade payables" item in the "affiliated companies" debt, item "debts associated companies". 56.57000. "Not dividends paid ' information is a balance sheet liabilities" section of the creditors ' group ' long-term creditors "and" short-term creditors "items" Not dividends paid ". 57.58000. "deferred income" information is the balance sheet liabilities "section of the creditors ' group ' long-term creditors" and "short-term creditors" items "deferred income". 58.99000. "accrued liabilities" correspond to the balance sheet liabilities "section of the creditors ' group" short-term creditors "item" accrued liabilities ". 59.60000. "other vendors not listed above" consists of all other creditors. Information on this line is a section of the balance sheet liabilities "creditors ' groups ' long-term creditors" and "short" positions "creditors other creditors". 60.70 "balance" includes all financial liabilities referred to in the report. 3. category 61. group "short-term" loans loans presented and debt securities whose original maturity, notice period for withdrawals or emissions specified at the time of maturity of up to one year (inclusive). 62. the term "long-term" loans loans presented and debt securities whose original maturity, notice period for withdrawals or emissions specified at the time of maturity is more than one year. 63. The "initial period" shall be a period at the time of conclusion of the transaction. "
Minister of Economic Affairs k. Gerhard submitted at the Ministry of the economy version of annex 26. Cabinet of Ministers of 8 April 2008. Regulations No 257 "95. Annex to the Cabinet of Ministers on 6 November 2006, regulations no 922 economic Minister k. Gerhard, Ministry of Economic Affairs proposed wording 27. Annex Cabinet 8 April 2008. Regulations No 257" 96. Annex to the Cabinet of Ministers on 6 November 2006, regulations no 922 economic Minister k. Gerhard, Ministry of Economic Affairs proposed wording 28. Annex Cabinet 8 April 2008. Regulations No 257 "98. Annex Cabinet 2006. 6. Regulation No. 922 November economic Minister k. Gerhard, Ministry of Economic Affairs proposed wording 29. Annex Cabinet 8 April 2008. Regulations No 257 "99. Annex to the Cabinet of Ministers on 6 November 2006, regulations no 922 economic Minister k. Gerhard, Ministry of Economic Affairs proposed wording 30. Annex Cabinet 8 April 2008. Regulations No 257" 100. Annex to the Cabinet of Ministers on 6 November 2006, regulations no 922 economic Minister k. Gerhard submitted at the Ministry of the economy version of Annex 31. Cabinet of Ministers of 8 April 2008. Regulations No 257 "104. Annex The Cabinet of Ministers on 6 November 2006, regulations no 922 economic Minister k. Gerhard, Ministry of Economic Affairs proposed wording 32. Annex Cabinet 8 April 2008. Regulations No 257 "105. Annex to the Cabinet of Ministers on 6 November 2006, regulations no 922 economic Minister k. Gerhard, Ministry of Economic Affairs proposed wording 33. Annex Cabinet 8 April 2008. Regulations No 257" 107. Annex to the Cabinet of Ministers on 6 November 2006, regulations no 922 economic Minister k. Gerhard, Ministry of Economic Affairs proposed wording 34. Annex Cabinet of April 8. Regulation No 257 "108. Annex to the Cabinet of Ministers on 6 November 2006, regulations no 922 economic Minister k. Gerhard, Ministry of Economic Affairs proposed wording 35. Annex Cabinet 8 April 2008. Regulations No 257" 109. Annex to the Cabinet of Ministers on 6 November 2006, regulations no 922 economic Minister k. Gerhard, Ministry of Economic Affairs proposed wording 36. Annex Cabinet 8 April 2008. Regulations No 257 "113. Annex to the Cabinet of Ministers on 6 November 2006, regulations no 922 economic Minister k. Gerhard, Ministry of Economic Affairs proposed wording 37. Annex Cabinet April 8, 2008. Regulations No 257 "116. Annex to the Cabinet of Ministers on 6 November 2006, regulations no 922 economic Minister k. Gerhard submitted at the Ministry of the economy version of annex 38. Cabinet of Ministers of 8 April 2008. Regulations No 257" 117. Annex to the Cabinet of Ministers on 6 November 2006, regulations no 922 economic Minister k. Gerhard, Ministry of Economic Affairs proposed wording 39. Annex Cabinet 8 April 2008. Regulations No 257 "118. Annex to the Cabinet of Ministers on 6 November 2006, regulations no 922 form" report on the use of information technology in enterprises ' fill 1. General instructions instructions 1. This form is desirable to fill information technology (IT) professional. 2. the form consists of three parts, which include questions about the company used information and communication technologies (ICT), electronic commerce processes (e-commerce). These are the questions to which the correct response variations noted with. If the answer that references, such as "move to B7", then the next question, to which the response is B7. If you are not, then the next question is consecutive. 2. A. "computer and network use" fill instructions 3. Response to A1. question, answer "Yes" If the company in January 2008 in used computers, including leased. If the company is not in using computers, then mark the answer "no". If you answer "no", then click Next, the following questions and answers not only fills in the questionnaire section X. 3. B. "Internet use" fill instructions 4. Response to B2. question of the number of people in January 2008, the regular use of the computer with the Internet connection. 5. in order to determine what type of connection, you can use the contract concluded between the company and Internet service provider. 6. the Modem (modem analogu)-dial-up regular phone line. To do this, the computer must have a modem (the device that transmits data using a voice telephone lines) and a normal telephone line. A characteristic feature is that when you're on the Internet the phone line is busy and no one around you can not call. The modem provides Internet connection speed up to 56 Kbps. 7. Integrated Services Digital network connection (Integrated Services Digital Network-ISDN)-a high-quality, modern telecommunications, which provides phone, data and video transmission with connection speed up to 128 Kbps. 8. Digital subscriber line connection (Digital Subscriber line-DSL)-one of the types of broadband that combines several technologies that use simultaneous, high-speed Internet and phone service in the House or Office using an existing subscriber telephone line. According to the December 27, 2005 the Cabinet of Ministers order No. 839 "on the concept of" broadband network development strategy for 2006-2012 ", in Latvia for broadband access, which recognised is the online mode (always on) and lejupvirzien data rate is not less than 256 kbit/s and augšupvirzien data transmission speed is not less than 128 kbit/s. 9. another fixed connection-another permanent Internet connection that is not the DSL (such as cable, high-capacity leased lines, satellite, fibre optic networks, wireless internet (Wi-Hi), fixed wireless access (Fixed wireless access-FW) connections, etc.). 10. Wireless connection (wireless) connection to the Internet network-via cell phone or satellite. High capacity mobile phone connection is a third-generation mobile communications (3 g). Radiolink and LMDS (Local Multipoint Distribution Service) Internet connections also added to the wireless connection. 11. the GPRS (General Packet Radio Service) – this technology allows you to quickly transmit and receive large amounts of data, video, story, MP3 standard music files, and other multimedia information. Using this system, information is collected and transmitted packets to the mobile networks. 12. the UMTS (Universal Mobile Telecommunications System)-universal mobile telecommunications system is one of the third generation (3 g) mobile installation standards. UMTS is particularly fast data transmission, mobile Internet, Internet and various multimedia attachments. 13. Edge (Enhanced data for Global Evolution)-supports the sending and receiving of data speed. The main advantage-especially the edge high speed. 14. Internet home page (Web page)-in the set network location "World Wide Web", which is identified by the Web address. Website information coded in a specific language (such as HTML, XML, Java, etc.) and read with Web browsing programs, such as Netscape's Navigator or MS Internet Explorer. 15. the digital signature-digital information related to or in connection with a contract or other message, and used as a written signature is the legal equivalent to ensure both the authenticity of the text of the message protection and its authenticity. The concept of a digital signature is often used to mean either a signature that is attached to the text with one or more electronic techniques, or encryption to give protection against modification of the document, and save the report. 4. F. "E-commerce Internet" fill instructions 16. Electronic Commerce (e-commerce)-transactions conducted on the Internet Protocol based networks and other networks with computers. In these networks, the goods and services you order, but delivery and final payment can be performed online or beyond. Orders that are received by phone, fax or handwritten e-mail messages are not considered as electronic commerce. 17. Encryption Protocol (Secure Sockets Layer, SSL/Transport Layer Security-SSA) provides secure communications on the Internet. SSL provides the ultimate point of identification and communication of safety on the Internet using Cryptography. The usual application identifies only the server (i.e., ensure its identity), but the customer remains unidentified). Encryption protocol allows client/server applications to communicate it, to prevent eavesdropping, changes and report fraud. 18. Computer networks that are not Internet-networks, which are intended for the exchange of electronic information between computers (replacing paper documents to electronic documents), but not publicly available, such as the Internet. They are private, proprietary networks, using leased lines and which can cover a wide range of local and geographical areas. For example, an electronic data interchange system (Electronic data interchange-EDI) private networks, interactive phone system, they do not include all IP/Internet Protocol-based networks (www, an extranet, EDI over the Internet, virtual private networks, the Internet, mobile phones, which operate on the Internet). "
Minister of Economic Affairs k. Gerhard, Ministry of Economic Affairs proposed wording 40. Annex Cabinet 8 April 2008. Regulations No 257 "119. Annex to the Cabinet of Ministers on 6 November 2006, regulations no 922 form" report on the use of information technology in enterprises ' filling instructions 1 General instructions this form is desirable to fill information technology (IT) professional. 2. the form consists of six parts, which include questions about the company used information and communication technologies (ICT), electronic business processes (e-business). These are the questions to which the correct response variations noted with. If the answer that references, such as "move to B7", then the next question, to which the response is B7. If you are not, then the next question is consecutive. 2. A. "computer and network use" fill instructions 3. Response to A1. question, answer "Yes" If the company in January 2008 in used computers, including leased. If the company is not in using computers, then mark the answer "no". If you answer "no", then the following questions not answered below. 4. local computer networks (Local area network-LAN)-the network that connected multiple PCs (can be connected to several different meanings server). Such a network is usually the one building or organization, allowing its users to Exchange data, using common printers and other shared devices. 5. Wireless local area networks (Wireless Local area network WLAN)-local computer network where nodes (computers, servers, printers, etc.) or connecting the individual segments is used instead of the normal connecting cable, but radio waves or infrared technology. 6. Intranet-internal company computer network that uses Internet Protocol (but not the Internet) so that employees would be able to communicate within an organization. Access to intranet resources is only that company's employees or other authorized persons. 7. An extranet-a secure intranet extension that allows external users access to some of the company's intranet. External user can use an Extranet only if he has a valid user name and password. User identity determines which extranet resources are allowed to access. 8. Free/open source-open source software means software distributed under an open source license. The open source license is a copyright license for computer software that makes the source code available under terms that allow the software to be modified and redistributed without having to pay the original author. 9. Free/open source operating systems-computer programs that are distributed under the open-source operating system license. Open source operating system license is a copyright license for computer software, which makes available an open code under terms that allow the software to be modified and redistributed without having to pay the original author. Such licenses may contain additional restrictions such as the requirement in the code to save the author names and copyright text. 3. B. "Internet use" fill instructions 10. Response to B2. question of the number of people in January 2008, the regular use of the computer with the Internet connection. 11. in order to determine what type of connection, you can use the contract concluded between the company and Internet service provider. 12. Modem (modem analogu)-dial-up regular phone line. To do this, the computer must have a modem (the device that transmits data using a voice telephone lines) and a normal telephone line. A characteristic feature is that when you're on the Internet the phone line is busy and no one around you can not call. The modem provides Internet connection speed up to 56 Kbps. 13. Integrated Services Digital network connection (Integrated Services Digital Network-ISDN)-a high-quality, modern telecommunications, which provides phone, data and video transmission with connection speed up to 128 Kbps. 14. Digital subscriber line connection (Digital Subscriber line-DSL)-one of the types of broadband that combines several technologies that use simultaneous, high-speed Internet and phone service in the House or Office using an existing subscriber telephone line. According to the December 27, 2005 the Cabinet of Ministers order No. 839 "on the concept of" broadband network development strategy for 2006-2012 ", in Latvia for broadband access, which recognised is the online mode (always on) and lejupvirzien data rate is not less than 256 kbit/s and augšupvirzien data transmission speed is not less than 128 kbit/s. 15. another fixed connection-another permanent Internet connection that is not the DSL (such as cable, high-capacity leased lines, satellite, fibre optic networks, wireless internet (Wi-Hi), fixed wireless access (Fixed wireless access-FW) connections, etc.). 16. Wireless connection (wireless) connection to the Internet network-via cell phone or satellite. High capacity mobile phone connection is a third-generation mobile communications (3 g). Radiolink and LMDS (Local Multipoint Distribution Service) Internet connections also added a wireless connection. 17. the GPRS (General Packet Radio Service) – this technology allows you to quickly transmit and receive large amounts of data, video, story, MP3 standard music files, and other multimedia information. Using this system, information is collected and transmitted packets to the mobile networks. 18. the UMTS (Universal Mobile Telecommunications System)-universal mobile telecommunications system is one of the third generation (3 g) mobile installation standards. UMTS is particularly fast data transmission, mobile Internet, Internet and various multimedia attachments. 19. the edge (Enhanced data for Global Evolution)-supports the sending and receiving of data speed. The main advantage-especially the edge high speed. 20. Internet home page (Web page)-in the set network location "World Wide Web", which is identified by the Web address. Website information coded in a specific language (such as HTML, XML, Java, etc.) and read with Internet browsing programs, such as Netscape's Navigator or MS Internet Explorer. 21. the digital signature-digital information related to or in connection with a contract or other message, and used as a written signature is the legal equivalent to ensure both the authenticity of the text of the message protection and its authenticity. The concept of a digital signature is often used to mean either a signature that is attached to the text with one or more electronic techniques, or encryption to give protection against modification of the document, and save the report. 4. C. "Automated data exchange" instructions for filling out the electronic invoice 22 (e-invoice)-invoice, in which all the data is in an electronic format that can be processed automatically. Automatic processing is the core feature of the e-invoice. E-invoice automatically sent to your intercompany payments from invoice ‑ or the service provider's system directly invoiced to the financial or other applications. 23. the EDIFACT (Electronic data interchange For Administration, Commerce and transport), XML (Extensible Markup Language) standard-electronic data interchange system based on closed/open data transmission networks. These systems are automated processes that communicate both business partner information systems. Next comes the further processing of the order, execution, delivery, invoicing and financial records. 5. E. "automated movement of information within an organization" fill instructions 24. enterprise resource planning (Enterprise Resource Planning-ERP) consists of one or more applications or software packages that integrate and process information between the various business functions. ERP involves planning, procurement, sales, marketing, customer relations, financial and human resources. ERP system's main characteristics are: 24.1. designed with client server environment (traditional or Internet-based); 24.2. integrates most of the business process; 24.3. processing most of the Organization's business; 15.2. using company-wide database that stores each data element only once; 15.2. allows you to access data in real time. 25. Customer relationship management (CRM-Customer Relationship Management)-management methodology that places the customer at the Centre of business activities, based on the intensive use of information technology to collect, integrate, process and analyze customer-related information. Distinguished: 25.1. operational CRM-business process integration, which is in direct contact with the customer; 25.2. the analytical CRM-company information available about their customers analysis using information databases. Its purpose is to get in-depth information about the customer and how to satisfy their needs. "
Minister of Economic Affairs k. Gerhard, Ministry of Economic Affairs proposed wording 41. Annex Cabinet 8 April 2008. Regulations No 257 "120. Annex to the Cabinet of Ministers on 6 November 2006, regulations no 922 form No. 1-e-commerce" report on the use of information technology in enterprises ' filling instructions 1 General instructions this form is desirable to fill information technology (IT) professional. 2. the form consists of two parts, which include questions about the company used information and communication technologies (ICT). These are the questions to which the correct response variations noted with. If the answer that references, such as "move to B7", then the next question, to which the response is B7. If you are not, then the next question is consecutive. 2. A. "computer and network use" fill instructions 3. Response to A1. question, answer "Yes" If the company in January 2008 in used computers, including leased. If the company is not in using computers, then mark the answer "no". If you answer "no", then the following questions not answered below. 3. B. "Internet use" fill instructions 4. Response to B2. question of the number of people in January 2008, the regular use of the computer with the Internet connection. 5. in order to determine what type of connection, you can use the contract concluded between the company and Internet service provider. 6. the Modem (modem analogu)-dial-up regular phone line. To do this, the computer must have a modem (the device that transmits data using a voice telephone lines) and a normal telephone line. A characteristic feature is that when you're on the Internet the phone line is busy and no one around you can not call. The modem provides Internet connection speed up to 56 Kbps. 7. Integrated Services Digital network connection (Integrated Services Digital Network-ISDN)-a high-quality, modern telecommunications, which provides phone, data and video transmission with connection speed up to 128 Kbps. 8. Digital subscriber line connection (Digital Subscriber line-DSL)-one of the types of broadband that combines several technologies that use simultaneous, high-speed Internet and phone service in the House or Office using an existing subscriber telephone line. According to the December 27, 2005 the Cabinet of Ministers order No. 839 "on the concept of" broadband network development strategy for 2006-2012 ", in Latvia for broadband access, which recognised is the online mode (always on) and lejupvirzien data rate is not less than 256 kbit/s and augšupvirzien data transmission speed is not less than 128 kbit/s. 9. another fixed connection-another permanent Internet connection that is not the DSL (such as cable, high-capacity leased lines, satellite, fibre optic networks, wireless internet (Wi-Hi), fixed wireless access (Fixed wireless access-FW) connections, etc.). 10. Wireless connection (wireless) connection to the Internet network-via cell phone or satellite. High capacity mobile phone connection is a third-generation mobile communications (3 g). Radiolink and LMDS (Local Multipoint Distribution Service) Internet connections also added a wireless connection. 11. the GPRS (General Packet Radio Service) – this technology allows you to quickly transmit and receive large amounts of data, video, story, MP3 standard music files, and other multimedia information. Using this system, information is collected and transmitted packets to the mobile networks. 12. the UMTS (Universal Mobile Telecommunications System)-universal mobile telecommunications system is one of the third generation (3 g) mobile installation standards. UMTS is particularly fast data transmission, mobile Internet, Internet and various multimedia attachments. 13. Edge (Enhanced data for Global Evolution)-supports the sending and receiving of data speed. The main advantage-especially the edge high speed. 14. Internet home page (Web page)-in the set network location "World Wide Web", which is identified by the Web address. Website information coded in a specific language (such as HTML, XML, Java, etc.) and read with Web browsing programs, such as Netscape's Navigator or MS Internet Explorer. 15. the digital signature-digital information related to or in connection with a contract or other message, and used as a written signature is the legal equivalent to ensure both the authenticity of the text of the message protection and its authenticity. The concept of a digital signature is often used to mean either a signature that is attached to the text with one or more electronic techniques, or encryption to give protection against modification of the document and maintain the accuracy of the report. "
Minister of Economic Affairs k. Gerhard, Ministry of Economic Affairs proposed wording 42. Annex Cabinet 8 April 2008. Regulations No 257 "121. Annex to the Cabinet of Ministers on 6 November 2006, regulations no 922 economic Minister k. Gerhard, Ministry of Economic Affairs proposed wording 43. Annex Cabinet 8 April 2008. Regulations No 257" 122. attachment Cabinet 8 April 2008. Regulations No 257 form ' higher education institutions, the scientific institutions in the review of scientific work ____ "fill in instructions general instructions 1 form 1 information required necessary to comply with Commission 22 April 2004 Regulation (EC) No 753/2004 of the European Parliament and of the Council decision No 1608/2003/EC on statistics of science and technology, requirements. 2. Fill out the form in all higher education institutions and scientific institutions held. 3. Organisation for economic cooperation and development (OECD) published statistical methodology of science the "Frascati Manual" given the following definitions apply: 3.1. Scientific research and experimental development-creative action that systematically carried out to expand the amount of knowledge, including knowledge of man, culture and society, and use this knowledge to create new fields of their application. Scientific research and experimental development involves three activities: 3.1.1. Basic research-experimental or theoretical work undertaken principally to acquire new knowledge of the various phenomena and observation results without specific knowledge of the target application. Fundamental research in the process of analysing the phenomenon of different characteristics and structure, to formulate and test hypotheses, theories or patterns. 3.1.2. Applied Research-original research is also to gain new knowledge. However, it is operated so as to achieve a practical purpose or solve a specific task. Applied research results are first designed to resolve problems associated with the individual or limited number of products, functions, methods, or systems. Applied research develops the idea of functional way. Research results are often patent dad, but they may also not be available to a wider range of users. 3.1.3. Experimental Development-the systematic work carried out through scientific research or practice experience knowledge to produce new materials, products or equipment, introduce new technological processes, systems and services, or to improve existing ones significantly. 3.2. Example: certain groups of polymerization reaction studies on different conditions to a product group, as well as their chemical and physical properties of the research is fundamental research. The attempt to optimize one of the reactions, for polymers with specific characteristics-business research. Experimental development is the process of creating that optimizes laboratory level and potential methods for the production of certain polymers, as well as the manufacture of certain products of the polymer. 2. Chapter 1 of the "scientific works" fill form 4 instructions Chapter 1 of 1000 row displays the data as a reference year, and completed unfinished research. 5.1100. row displays the data as a reference year, and completed work in fundamental research. 6.1200. row displays the data as a reference year, and completed work in applied research. 7.1300. line presented as completed in the reporting year, and an unfinished experimental recording developments. 8.1000. line is equal to 1200 and 1300, 1100.. the line amount. 3. Chapter 2 of the "scientific work uses direction" Fill Form 9 instructions Chapter 2 presented scientific work uses direction to the scientific disciplines, providing assessments as a percentage of the total executed in scientific work. 10.2100 2200, 2300, 2400, 2500, 2600, and.. line amount is equal to 100%. 4. Chapter 3 of the "scientific" fill form 11 instructions, chapter 3100 3. line presented employees with higher education, carrying out research work. Their number includes the scientific directors and their deputies. 12. The "Frascati Manual" given the following definition: scientists-professional specialists who deal with new knowledge, products, processes, methods and systems or the creation and the formulation of appropriate project management. 13. Universities, according to article 27 of the law of universities, scientific staff includes both employees who deal with research work full time (1. and 2.), and the academic staff that only part of their working time devoted to research (columns 3 and 4). Necessarily include professors and associate professors (University Law article 28 and 30). 14.3200. line shows the people who have at least secondary education and vocational or technical training. The institution of engineers counts include line scientific staff (3100) or scientific technical staff (3200), according to the functions he performs scientific authority (the international methodology of engineers included scientific staff). 15. in row displays the 3,300 employees who perform research work palīgfunkcij (plan-economic, financial, scientific and technical information Department, specialty and scientific technical library employees, patent service professionals, as well as workers who carry out research-related equipment and device installation, adjustment, maintenance and repairs). 16.3, sections 1 and 2, column displays the number of employees who worked full time throughout the year ____. in box 3 and 4 show the number of employees who have worked less than one year, part time, or this is for additional work space. If the company's contract with one and the same person during the year concluded on several occasions, the person concerned is presented in the form only once. 17. Note that the 3000 line is equal to the 3100, 3200 and 3300..., the amount of lines in all the boxes. 18. in order to calculate how many staff within the sector worked full time throughout the year, are calculated the notional score-full time equivalents (PL). To calculate it, all those in Chapter 3 employees relatively divided into five groups: 18.1 (A) = research participated in carrying less than 10% of the annual fund of working time; 18.2. B = research participated in conducting the 10-39% of the annual fund of working time; 18.3. C = research participated in carrying out the 40-59% of the annual fund of working time; 18.4. D = research participated in carrying out the 60-89% of the annual fund of working time; 18.5. E = exploratory work participated in more than 90% of the annual fund of working time. 18.6. FA = 0 x ¼ x ½ A + B + C + D + x ¾ x e. 19. If employees worked full time, or worked in more than 90% of the annual fund of working time, then include them in the Group E. If you have worked less than 10% of the annual fund of working time, the employee form in Chapter 2, 5 and 6 in the box does not display. If the research work carried out up to the annual fund of working time, using 1¼, 1½ to 1¾-coefficients URu.tml. 20. the number of university teachers also conditionally divided into the above groups, drawing from it, some part of your working time they devoted to research. 21. Statement presented at the 3400 in row (of the total 3,000.1 and 3 line boxes amount) the number of employees with higher education and 3401. the line-including women. 5. Chapter 4 of the "scientific age of the employees" fill instructions 22. Chapter 4 form, providing information about the scientific age, note that the information provided both for those who worked full time (Chapter 3 in row 1, 3100. box), both for those who worked part time (Chapter 3 of the 3100 line column 3). 23.4000 rows, column 1. is equal to 1 and the line 3100.3. aisle. 24. in row 1 4010. column is equal to line 2 and 3 100.4. aisle. 25. in row displays the 4100 research staff, which is the scientific (PhD) degree in row-4110 from them-women. 26.4000, 4100, 4100 4010. and 1 box of the row is equal to 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 and 7 boxes. 6.5, 6, 7 and 8, chapter "scientific staff distribution by scientific disciplines" fill instructions 27. Forms 5, 6, 7 and 8 of the scientific staff of the chapter (3,000), scientific workers (3100), scientific personnel with scientific degrees (4100.1 box of the row) and scientific technical staff (3200) presented by scientific disciplines where the research will be carried out. 28.3000. the line is equal to 5,000 rows. 29.3100. the line is equal to 6000. line. 30.4100.1 box of the line is equal to 7000 line 1 column and 7,000 boxes of row 3. 31.3200. the line is equal to 8000. Chapter 9 rows 7. "scientific work funding" guidelines for completing 32. Chapter 9 in the Form presented in the scientific work sources of funding. 8. Chapter 10 of the "scientific work" the fill instructions 33. Chapter 10 of the form information about the salary of a part-time research papers presented at academic staff employed in accordance with the scale for financing such goals in the relevant projects (granto, market, applied research, etc.). 34. If the form is not yet complete at the time of the annual balance sheet of the company, then in Chapter 9 and 10 show the operational information. 9. Chapter 11 "public funding of scientific work and the use of public funding by socio-economic objective" fill instructions 35. Chapter 11 in the form of public funding granted (data from Chapter 9) (grant, national authority ordered the study, government funding for participation in the international projects, contracts with State and local public institutions) and the use of public funding (data from Chapter 10) broken down by socio-economic objective. 36. "1. land research and use"-research objectives in relation to the Earth's crust and mantle, the sea, Ocean and atmospheric research and the study of their use. Include climate and meteorological research and hydrology, mineral, oil and natural gas deposits in the quest. 37. "2. Environment-pollution control research with the aim to identify and analyze the sources and their causes, as well as all the contaminants, including their dispersal in the environment and their effects on people, the species (fauna, flora, microorganisms) and biosphere. Includes the establishment of monitoring equipment to measure all types of pollution. The same applies to all forms of destruction and pollution prevention for any type of environment. 38. "3. Space Research and use"-the entire civil space research and technology (space scientific research, applied research programs, launch system). Not part of the research in the field of defence (classified in chapter 14). 39. "4. Transport, communications and other infrastructure" – infrastructure and regional development research, including building construction. All studies related to regional development planning (including research on the harmful effects on the environment and the prevention of urban and rural planning). Includes research on transportation systems, communication systems, water supply, construction and building planning. 40. "5. Energy"-all forms of energy production, storage, transport, distribution and rational utilization of research. Research on the process, the purpose of which is to increase the energy efficiency of production and distribution, research on energy conservation. 41. "6. Industrial production and technology"-a study of industrial production and technology improvement, industrial products and their production process research. 42. "7. Health-Research on human health protection, promotion and renewal, including nutrition and food hygiene aspects. Research of preventive medicine, including all the medical and surgical aspects of treatment for both individuals and groups, as well as hospitals and care homes until social medicine and pediatric and geriatric research. 43. "8. Agriculture-Research on agricultural, forestry, fishery and food production; research on chemical fertilizers, biocides, biological pest control and agricultural mechanization; research on the active forest management impact on the environment, the food industry research productivity and technology. 44. "9. Education-Research on the general education, including training, pedagogy, didactics; research on special education gifted people, people with special needs. 45. "10. culture, recreation, religion and the media"-a study of the cultural activities, religious and free time activities in the social manifestations to determine their impact on public life. Includes research on racial and cultural integration and socio-economic change in these areas. "Cultural" concept includes science, religion, the arts, sports and leisure sociology, including also the studies of media, language skills and social inclusion, as well as research on libraries, archives and cultural foreign policy. 46. "11. Social protection/security and working conditions"-studies on social security and the social assistance system of the development and research on the social aspects of the organization. Includes research on methods for combating poverty at the local, national and international level; research on protection of certain population groups in social and economic level; research on social assistance, society takes a sudden changes (natural, technological or social). 47. "12 and 13 of general scientific research"-fundamental research in one of the scientific disciplines that can not be attributed to any of the above socio-economic objectives (12.-If studies financed from the funds of the University, 13.-If from other sources). 1. The form section 1100. line the fundamental research. 48. "14. protection"-Research (r & d) for military purposes. The Ministry of defence funded basic studies, nuclear and space research. Financed by the Ministry of Defence civilian research meteorology, communications and health areas are classified in the appropriate sections. "
Minister of Economic Affairs k. Gerhard, Ministry of Economic Affairs proposed wording 44. Annex Cabinet 8 April 2008. Regulations No 257 "123. Annex to the Cabinet of Ministers on 6 November 2006, regulations no 922 form" review of research work in the business sector in _____ "fill in instructions 1 General instructions form 1 information required needed to comply with the Commission's April 22, 2004, Regulation (EC) No 753/2004 of the European Parliament and of the Council decision No 1608/2003/EC on statistics of science and technology , requirements. 2. form fill in all of the companies in the survey. 3. Fill out the form in which the company ____ made in research and/or experimental development company or contracted for this work by other organizations and it confirmed with the claim form. If such works are not carried out, and no agreements with other organizations, then on completion of the form indicates whether the company is planning to carry out research or to conclude contracts for the performance of that work by other organizations ____. in a year. 4. Organisation for economic cooperation and development (OECD) published statistical methodology of science the "Frascati Manual" given the following definition: 4.1. Scientific research and experimental development-creative action that systematically carried out to expand the amount of knowledge, including knowledge of man, culture and society, and use this knowledge to create new fields of their application. Scientific research and experimental development involves three activities: 4.1.1. Basic research-experimental or theoretical work undertaken principally to acquire new knowledge of the various phenomena and observation results without the use of a specific knowledge obtained in the destination. Fundamental research in the process of analysing the phenomenon of different characteristics and structure, to formulate and test hypotheses, theories or patterns. 4.1.2. Applied Research-original research is also to gain new knowledge. However, it is operated so as to achieve a practical purpose or solve a specific task. Applied research results are first designed to resolve problems associated with the individual or limited number of products, functions, methods, or systems. Applied research develops the idea of functional way. The results obtained in the study often patent, but they may also not be available to a wider range of users. 4.1.3.-systematic experimental development work carried out through scientific research or practice experience knowledge to produce new materials, products or equipment, introduce new technological processes, systems and services, or to improve existing ones significantly. 4.2. Example: certain groups of polymerization reaction studies on different conditions to a product group, as well as their chemical and physical properties of the research is fundamental research. The attempt to optimize one of the reactions, for polymers with specific characteristics-business research. Experimental development is the process of creating that optimizes laboratory level and potential methods for the production of certain polymers, as well as the manufacture of certain products of the polymer. 2. Chapter 1 "research carried out in the company of the ' instructions to fill form 5 Chapter 1 presentation of the company in the research and/or experimental development. 6. the forms Chapter 1 of 1000 row displays the data as a reference year, and completed unfinished research. 7.1100. row displays the data as a reference year, and completed work in fundamental research. 8.1200. row displays the data as a reference year, and completed work in applied research. 9.1300. line presented as completed in the reporting year, and an unfinished experimental recording developments. 10.1000 row equals 1100.,1200. and 1300 line amount. 11.1310. line displays the information about the new material, product or service or for the development of the production costs. 12.1320. show line information on new technological processes or systems already in operation or development costs. 13.1330. line displays information about the cost of the experimental work that is not directly linked to production or technology used. 14.1300. the line is equal to 1310, 1320 and 1330.. the line amount. 3. Chapter 2 of the "scientific staff, who participates in the research work carried out in the Organization and conduct of the pilot recording developments" fill instructions 15 Chapter 2 of form 2000 line presented the institution personnel who participated in the research work and/or experimental recording developments, dividing the details corresponding to the functions to be performed: 15.1 2100. line-scientific staff-scientists and other persons dealing with science and research; 15.2.2200. line-science technical staff-staff who have the necessary technical knowledge and scientists participating in the management of the scientific and research activities, technical tasks. The technical staff includes engineers, technicians, operators, technologists, operators, etc. 16. Research work and/or experimental recording developments in carrying out engineer involved shall be distributed in accordance with the functions he performs-2100 or 2200. row.. 17.2300. row-Science Service staff-staff who carried out the research of palīgfunkcij and/or experimental recording developments in progress (plan, economic, financial, scientific and technical information Department staff, specialty and scientific technical library employees, patent service professionals, as well as high-skilled workers, carrying out research-related hardware and equipment Assembly, adjustment, maintenance and repairs, etc.). 18. in 2000, the line is equal to 2100, 2200 and 2300. line amount. 19. Chapter 2 of box 1 and 2 show the number of employees in full time research in all ____. year. in box 3 and 4 show the number of employees who have worked less than one year, part time or this is for additional work space. If the company's contract with one and the same person during the year concluded on several occasions, the person concerned is presented in the form only once. 20. in order to calculate how many staff within the sector worked full time throughout the year, are calculated the notional score-full time equivalents (PL). To calculate it, all in Chapter 2, these employees relatively divided into five groups: 20.1. A = exploratory work participated in less than 10% of the annual fund of working time; 20.2. B = research participated in conducting the 10-39% of the annual fund of working time; 20.3. C = research participated in carrying out the 40-59% of the annual fund of working time; 20.4. D = research participated in carrying out the 60-89% of the annual fund of working time; 20.5. E = exploratory work participated in more than 90% of the annual fund of working time; 20.6. FA = 0 x ¼ x ½ A + B + C + D + x ¾ x E. 21. If employees worked full time, or worked in more than 90% of the annual fund of working time, then include them in the Group E. If you have worked less than 10% of the annual fund of working time, the employee form in Chapter 2, 5 and 6 in the box does not display. If the research work carried out up to the annual fund of working time, using 1¼, 1½ to 1¾-coefficients URu.tml. 4. Chapter 3 of the "research and experimental developments" fill instructions form 22, Chapter 3, section A 3 of the exhibit only a company internal expenditure-according to research carried out in the establishment and/or experimental. 23. the 3100 and 3200 row. amount is equal to 1000 rows. 24.3110. line presented the research work of the staff salaries and other costs. Staff who go the only partially enveloped in research, include only the relevant part of the wage. 25.3140. line "other costs" shows the cost of the acquisition of literature research, as well as the estimated costs of the part used for research activity. 26. Chapter 3 section 3 B of exhibit fees other authorities ordered research work and/or experimental developments, broken down by it, which ordered the work. These costs directly appear in the accounting statements. 5. Chapter 4 "financing research and experimental recording developments for making" fill instructions 27. Note that: 27.1. If 1000. line is filled, then certainly in 2000, also completed 3100., 3200, 400 and 410.., to 5100 line 5600. row and the rows that divided the figures in more detail; 27.2. when completed, 3400 or 3500 3300..., then the line is filled and the line 420.400; 27.3.410. line is equal to or greater than 1,000 and row equivalent to the 3100 and 3200. the line amount.; 27.4.420. line is equal to or greater than 3300, 3400 and 3500.. the line amount. 6. Chapter 5 "companies in research work and experimental recording developments use direction" fill instructions 28. If you have filled in the 1000 and 2000 line, then there is a completed Chapter 5, which indicates research work carried out and/or experimental use of direction, recording developments in percentage (%) to the scientific disciplines. 7. Chapter 6 "public funding of research and technological development activities and the use of public funding by socio-economic objective" fill instructions 29. Chapter 6 of the form assigned to the company in the public funding of research and technological development activities and the State granted the use of funding broken down by socio-economic objective. 30. "1. land research and use"-research objectives in relation to the Earth's crust and mantle, the sea, Ocean and atmospheric research and the study of their use. Include climate and meteorological research and hydrology, mineral, oil and natural gas deposits in the quest. 31. the "environment"-a study of pollution control with the aim to identify and analyze the sources and their causes, as well as all the contaminants, including their dispersal in the environment and their effects on people, the species (fauna, flora, microorganisms) and biosphere. Includes the establishment of monitoring equipment to measure all types of pollution. The same applies to all forms of destruction and pollution prevention for any type of environment. 32. "3. Space Research and use"-the entire civil space research and technology (space scientific research, applied research programs, launch system). Not part of the research in the field of defence (classified in chapter 14). 33. "4. Transport, communications and other infrastructure" – infrastructure and regional development research, including building construction. All studies related to regional development planning (including research on the harmful effects on the environment and the prevention of urban and rural planning). Includes research on transportation systems, communication systems, water supply, construction and building planning. 34. "5. Energy-all types of energy production, storage, transport, distribution and rational utilization of research. Research on the process, the purpose of which is to increase the energy efficiency of production and distribution, research on energy conservation. 35. "6. Industrial production and technology"-a study of industrial production and technology improvement, industrial products and their production process research. 36. "7. Health-Research on human health protection, promotion and renewal, including nutrition and food hygiene aspects. Research of preventive medicine, including all the medical and surgical aspects of treatment for both individuals and groups, as well as hospitals and care homes until social medicine and pediatric and geriatric research. 37. "8. Agriculture-Research on agricultural, forestry, fishery and food production; research on chemical fertilizers, biocides, biological pest control and agricultural mechanization; research on the active forest management impact on the environment, the food industry research productivity and technology. 38. "9. Education-Research on the general education, including training, pedagogy, didactics; research on special education gifted people, people with special needs. 39. "10. culture, recreation, religion and the media"-a study of the cultural activities, religious and free time activities in the social manifestations to determine their impact on public life. Included research on racial and cultural integration and socio-economic change in these areas. "Cultural" concept includes science, religion, the arts, sports and leisure sociology, including also the studies of media, language skills and social inclusion, as well as research on libraries, archives and cultural foreign policy. 40. "11. Social protection/security and working conditions"-studies on social security and the social assistance system of the development and research on the social aspects of the organization. Includes research on methods for combating poverty at the local, national and international level; research on protection of certain population groups in social and economic level; research on social assistance, society takes a sudden changes (natural, technological or social). 41. "12 and 13 of general scientific research"-fundamental research in one of the Sciences (12.-If studies financed from the funds of the University, 13.-If from other sources). 1. Review the section 1100. line the fundamental research. 42. "14. protection"-Research (r & d) for military purposes. The Ministry of defence funded basic studies, nuclear and space research. Financed by the Ministry of Defence civilian research meteorology, communications and health areas are classified in the appropriate sections. "
Minister of Economic Affairs k. Gerhard, Ministry of Economic Affairs proposed wording 45. Annex Cabinet 8 April 2008. Regulations No 257 "124. Annex to the Cabinet of Ministers on 6 November 2006, regulations no 922 forms" public sector scientific institutions report on the scientific work ____ "fill in instructions 1 General instructions form 1 information required needed to comply with the Commission's April 22, 2004, Regulation (EC) No 753/2004 of the European Parliament and of the Council decision No 1608/2003/EC on statistics of science and technology , requirements. 2. Fill out the form in all public sector institutions of scientific research and other, mainly publicly funded, institutions where they conduct research. 3. Organisation for economic cooperation and development (OECD) published statistical methodology of science the "Frascati Manual" given the following definitions apply: 3.1. Scientific research and experimental development-creative action that systematically carried out to expand the amount of knowledge, including knowledge of man, culture and society, and use this knowledge to create new fields of their application. Scientific research and experimental development involves three activities: 3.1.1. Basic research-experimental or theoretical work undertaken principally to acquire new knowledge of the various phenomena and observation results without the use of a specific knowledge obtained in the destination. Fundamental research in the process of analysing the phenomenon of different characteristics and structure, to formulate and test hypotheses, theories or patterns; 3.1.2. Applied Research-original research is also to gain new knowledge. However, it is operated so as to achieve a practical purpose or solve a specific task. Applied research results are first designed to resolve problems associated with the individual or limited number of products, functions, methods, or systems. Applied research develops the idea of functional way. The results obtained in the study often patent, but they may also not be available to a wider range of users; 3.1.3. Experimental Development-the systematic work carried out through scientific research or practice experience knowledge to produce new materials, products or equipment, introduce new technological processes, systems and services, or to improve existing ones significantly. 3.2. Example: certain groups of polymerization reaction studies on different conditions to a product group, as well as their chemical and physical properties of the research is fundamental research. The attempt to optimize one of the reactions, for polymers with specific characteristics-business research. Experimental development is the process of creating that optimizes laboratory level and potential methods for the production of certain polymers, as well as the manufacture of certain products of the polymer. 2. Chapter 1 of the "scientific works" fill form 4 instructions Chapter 1 of 1000 row displays the data as a reference year, and completed unfinished research. 5.1100. row displays the data as a reference year, and completed work in fundamental research. 6.1200. row displays the data as a reference year, and completed work in applied research. 7.1300. line presented as completed in the reporting year, and an unfinished experimental recording developments. 8.1000. line is equal to 1200 and 1300, 1100.. the line amount. 3. Chapter 2 of the "scientific work uses direction" Fill Form 9 instructions Chapter 2 presented scientific work uses direction to the scientific disciplines, providing assessments as a percentage of the total executed in scientific work. 10.2100 2200, 2300, 2400, 2500, 2600, and.. line amount is equal to 100%. 4. Chapter 3 of the "scientific" fill form 11 instructions, chapter 3100 3. line presented employees with higher education, carrying out research work. Their number also includes scientific directors, their deputies, as well as staff involved in the monitoring of the sector. 12. The "Frascati Manual" given the following definition: scientists-professional specialists who deal with new knowledge, products, processes, methods and systems or the creation and the formulation of appropriate project management. 13.3200. the lines show people who have at least secondary education and vocational or technical training. The institution of engineers counts include line scientific staff (3100) or scientific technical staff (3200), according to the functions he performs scientific authority (the international methodology of engineers included scientific staff). 14. in row displays the 3,300 employees who perform research work palīgfunkcij (plan-economic, financial, scientific and technical information Department, specialty and scientific technical library employees, patent service professionals, as well as workers who carry out research-related equipment and device installation, adjustment, maintenance and repairs). 15.3, sections 1 and 2, column displays the number of employees who worked full time throughout the year ____. in box 3 and 4 show the number of employees who have worked less than one year, part time, or this is for additional work space. If the company's contract with one and the same person during the year concluded on several occasions, the person concerned is presented in the form only once. 16. Note that the 3000 line is equal to the 3100, 3200 and 3300..., the amount of lines in all the boxes. 17. in order to calculate how many staff within the sector worked full time throughout the year, are calculated the notional score-full time equivalents (PL). To calculate it, all those in Chapter 3 employees relatively divided into five groups: 17.1. A = exploratory work participated in less than 10% of the annual fund of working time; 17.2. (B) = research participated in conducting the 10-39% of the annual fund of working time; 17.3. C = research participated in carrying out the 40-59% of the annual fund of working time; 17.4. D = research participated in carrying out the 60-89% of the annual fund of working time; 17.5. E = exploratory work participated in more than 90% of the annual fund of working time; 10.9. FA = 0 x ¼ x ½ A + B + C + D + x ¾ x e. 18. If employees worked full time, or worked in more than 90% of the annual fund of working time, then include them in the Group E. If you have worked less than 10% of the annual fund of working time, the employee form in Chapter 2, 5 and 6 in the box does not display. If the research work carried out up to the annual fund of working time, using ¼ koeficientus1, 1½ to 1¾ URu.tml. 19. Statement presented at the 3400 in row (of the total 3,000.1 and 3 line boxes amount) the number of employees with higher education and 3401. the line-including women. 5. Chapter 4 of the "scientific age of the employees" fill instructions 20. Chapter 4 form, providing information about the scientific age, note that the information provided both for those who worked full time (Chapter 3 in row 1, 3100. box), both for those who worked part time (Chapter 3 of the 3100 line column 3). 21.4000 rows, column 1. is equal to 1 and the line 3100.3. aisle. 22. row 1 box 4010 is equal to line 2 and 3 100.4. aisle. 23. in row displays the 4100 research the number of employees who have a degree, in row-4110 from them-women. 24.4000, 4100, 4010.., and 4100. box 1 line is equal to 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 and 7 boxes. 6.5, 6, 7 and 8, chapter "scientific staff distribution by scientific disciplines" fill instructions 25. Forms 5, 6, 7 and 8 of the scientific staff of the chapter (3,000), scientific workers (3100), scientific personnel with scientific degrees (4100.1 box of the row) and scientific technical staff (3200) are presented by sectors of science research. 7. Chapter 9 "the scientific work of funding" fill instructions 26. Chapter 9 in the Form presented in the scientific work sources of funding. 8. Chapter 10 of the "scientific work" the fill instructions 27. Chapter 10 of the form information about the salary of a part-time research papers presented at academic staff employed in accordance with the scale for financing such goals in the relevant projects (granto, market, applied research, etc.). 28. If the form is not yet complete at the time of the annual balance sheet of the company, then in Chapter 9 and 10 show the operational information. 9. Chapter 11 "public funding of scientific work and the use of public funding by socio-economic objective" fill instructions 29. Form 11 Chapter granted public funding (data from Chapter 9) (grant, national authority ordered the study, government funding for participation in the international projects, contracts with State and local public institutions) and its usage (data from Chapter 10) broken down by socio-economic objective. 30. "1. land research and use"-research objectives in relation to the Earth's crust and mantle, the sea, Ocean and atmospheric research and the study of their use. Include climate and meteorological research and hydrology, mineral, oil and natural gas deposits in the quest. 31. the "environment"-a study of pollution control with the aim to identify and analyze the sources and their causes, as well as all the contaminants, including their dispersal in the environment and their effects on people, the species (fauna, flora, microorganisms) and biosphere. Includes the establishment of monitoring equipment to measure all types of pollution. The same applies to all forms of destruction and pollution prevention for any type of environment. 32. "3. Space Research and use"-the entire civil space research and technology (space scientific research, applied research programs, launch system). Not part of the research in the field of defence (classified in chapter 14). 33. "4. Transport, communications and other infrastructure" – infrastructure and regional development research, including building construction. All studies related to regional development planning (including research on the harmful effects on the environment and the prevention of urban and rural planning). Includes research on transportation systems, communication systems, water supply, construction and building planning. 34. "5. Energy"-all forms of energy production, storage, transport, distribution and rational utilization of research. Research on the process, the purpose of which is to increase energy production and distribution efficiency, research on energy conservation. 35. "6. Industrial production and technology"-a study of industrial production and technology improvement, industrial products and their production process research. 36. "7. Health-Research on human health protection, promotion and renewal, including nutrition and food hygiene aspects. Research of preventive medicine, including all the medical and surgical aspects of treatment for both individuals and groups, as well as hospitals and care homes until social medicine and pediatric and geriatric research. 37. "8. Agriculture-Research on agricultural, forestry, fishery and food production; research on chemical fertilizers, biocides, biological pest control and agricultural mechanization; research on the active forest management impact on the environment, the food industry research productivity and technology. 38. "9. Education-Research on the general education, including training, pedagogy, didactics; research on special education gifted people, people with special needs. 39. "10. culture, recreation, religion and the media"-a study of the cultural activities, religious and free time activities in the social manifestations to determine their impact on public life. Included research on racial and cultural integration and socio-economic change in these areas. "Cultural" concept includes science, religion, the arts, sports and leisure sociology, including also the studies of media, language skills and social inclusion, as well as research on libraries, archives and cultural foreign policy. 40. "11. Social protection/security and working conditions"-studies on social security and the social assistance system of the development and research on the social aspects of the organization. Includes research on methods for combating poverty at the local, national and international level; research on protection of certain population groups in social and economic level; research on social assistance, society takes a sudden changes (natural, technological or social). 41. "12 and 13 of general scientific research"-fundamental research in one of the Sciences (12.-If the research funded from University funds, 13.-If from other sources). 1. Review the section 1100. line the fundamental research. 42. "14. protection"-Research (r & d) for military purposes. The Ministry of defence funded basic studies, nuclear and space research. Financed by the Ministry of Defence civilian research meteorology, communications and health areas are classified in the appropriate sections. "
Minister of Economic Affairs k. Gerhard, Ministry of Economic Affairs presented the annex 46. Cabinet of Ministers of 8 April 2008. Regulations No 257 "125. Annex to the Cabinet of Ministers on 6 November 2006, regulations no 922 form" company review of scientific work in the private non-profit sector ____ "fill in instructions 1 General instructions form 1 information required needed to comply with the Commission's April 22, 2004, Regulation (EC) No 753/2004 of the European Parliament and of the Council decision No 1608/2003/EC on statistics of science and technology , requirements. 2. Fill out the form in all the private non-profit sector institutions or certain persons who have done research. 3. Organisation for economic cooperation and development (OECD) published statistical methodology of science the "Frascati Manual" given the following definitions apply: 3.1. Scientific research and experimental development-creative action that systematically carried out to expand the amount of knowledge, including knowledge of man, culture and society, and use this knowledge to create new fields of their application. Scientific research and experimental development involves three activities: 3.1.1. Basic research-experimental or theoretical work undertaken principally to acquire new knowledge of the various phenomena and observation results without the use of a specific knowledge obtained in the destination. Fundamental research in the process of analysing the phenomenon of different characteristics and structure, to formulate and test hypotheses, theories or patterns; 3.1.2. Applied Research-original research is also to gain new knowledge. However, it is operated so as to achieve a practical purpose or solve a specific task. Applied research results are first designed to resolve problems associated with the individual or limited number of products, functions, methods, or systems. Applied research develops the idea of functional way. The results obtained in the study often patent, but they may also not be available to a wider range of users; 3.1.3. Experimental Development-the systematic work carried out through scientific research or practice experience knowledge to produce new materials, products or equipment, introduce new technological processes, systems and services, or to improve existing ones significantly. 3.2. Example: certain groups of polymerization reaction studies on different conditions to a product group, as well as their chemical and physical properties of the research is fundamental research. The attempt to optimize one of the reactions, for polymers with specific characteristics-business research. Experimental development is the process of creating that optimizes laboratory level and potential methods for the production of certain polymers, as well as the manufacture of certain products of the polymer. 2. Chapter 1 of the "scientific works" fill form 4 instructions Chapter 1 of 1000 row displays the data as a reference year, and completed unfinished research. 5.1100. row displays the data as a reference year, and completed work in fundamental research. 6.1200. row displays the data as a reference year, and completed work in applied research. 7.1300. line presented as completed in the reporting year, and an unfinished experimental recording developments. 8.1000. line is equal to 1200 and 1300, 1100.. the line amount. 3. Chapter 2 of the "scientific work uses direction" Fill Form 9 instructions Chapter 2 presented scientific work uses direction to the scientific disciplines, providing assessments as a percentage of the total executed in scientific work. 10.2100 2200, 2300, 2400, 2500, 2600, and.. line amount is equal to 100%. 4. Chapter 3 of the "scientific" fill form 11 instructions, chapter 3100 3. line presented employees with higher education, carrying out research work. Their number includes the scientific directors and their deputies. 12. The "Frascati Manual" given the following definition: scientists-professional specialists who deal with new knowledge, products, processes, methods and systems or the creation and the formulation of appropriate project management. 13.3200. the lines show people who have at least secondary education and vocational or technical training. The institution of engineers counts include line scientific staff (3100) or scientific technical staff (3200), according to the functions he performs scientific authority (the international methodology of engineers included scientific staff). 14. in row displays the 3,300 employees who perform research work palīgfunkcij (plan-economic, financial, scientific and technical information Department, specialty and scientific technical library employees, patent service professionals, as well as workers who carry out research-related equipment and device installation, adjustment, maintenance and repairs). 15.3, sections 1 and 2, column displays the number of employees who worked full time all the ____. year. in box 3 and 4 show the number of employees who have worked less than one year, part time, or this is for additional work space. If the company's contract with one and the same person during the year concluded on several occasions, the person concerned is presented in the form only once. 16. Note that the 3000 line is equal to the 3100, 3200 and 3300..., the amount of lines in all the boxes. 17. in order to calculate how many staff within the sector worked full time throughout the year, are calculated the notional score-full time equivalents (PL). To calculate it, all those in Chapter 3 employees relatively divided into five groups: 17.1. A = exploratory work participated in less than 10% of the annual fund of working time; 17.2. (B) = research participated in conducting the 10-39% of the annual fund of working time; 17.3. C = research participated in carrying out the 40-59% of the annual fund of working time; 17.4. D = research participated in carrying out the 60-89% of the annual fund of working time; 17.5. E = exploratory work participated in more than 90% of the annual fund of working time; 10.9. FA = 0 x ¼ x ½ A + B + C + D + x ¾ x e. 18. If employees worked full time, or worked in more than 90% of the annual fund of working time, then include them in the Group E. If you have worked less than 10% of the annual fund of working time, the employee form in Chapter 2, 5 and 6 in the box does not display. If the research work carried out up to the annual fund of working time, using ¼ koeficientus1, 1½ to 1¾ URu.tml. 19. Statement presented at the 3400 in row (of the total 3,000.1 and 3 line boxes amount) the number of employees with higher education and 3401. the line-including women. 5. Chapter 4 of the "scientific age of the employees" fill instructions 20. Chapter 4 form, providing information about the scientific age, note that the information provided both for those who worked full time (Chapter 3 in row 1, 3100. box), both for those who worked part time (Chapter 3 of the 3100 line column 3). 21.4000 rows, column 1. is equal to 1 and the line 3100.3. aisle. 22. row 1 box 4010 is equal to line 2 and 3 100.4. aisle. 23. in row displays the 4100 research the number of employees who have a degree, in row-4110 from them-women. 24.4000, 4100, 4010.., and 4100. box 1 line is equal to 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 and 7 boxes. 6.5, 6, 7 and 8, chapter "scientific staff distribution by scientific disciplines" fill instructions 25. Forms 5, 6, 7 and 8 of the scientific staff of the chapter (3,000), scientific workers (3100), scientific personnel with scientific degrees (4100.1 box of the row) and scientific technical staff (3200) are presented by sectors of science research. 7. Chapter 9 "the scientific work of funding" fill instructions 26. Chapter 9 in the Form presented in the scientific work sources of funding. 8. Chapter 10 of the "scientific work" the fill instructions 27. Chapter 10 of the form information about the salary of a part-time research papers presented at academic staff employed in accordance with the scale for financing such goals in the relevant projects (granto, market, applied research, etc.). 28. If the form is not yet complete at the time of the annual balance sheet of the company, then in Chapter 9 and 10 show the operational information. 9. Chapter 11 "public funding of scientific work and the use of public funding by socio-economic objective" fill instructions 29. Chapter 11 in the form of public funding granted (data from Chapter 9) (grant, national authority ordered the study, government funding for participation in the international projects, contracts with State and local public institutions) and its usage (data from Chapter 10) broken down by socio-economic objective. 30. "1. land research and use"-research objectives in relation to the Earth's crust and mantle, the sea, Ocean and atmospheric research and the study of their use. Include climate and meteorological research and hydrology, mineral, oil and natural gas deposits in the quest. 31. the "environment"-a study of pollution control with the aim to identify and analyze the sources and their causes, as well as all the contaminants, including their dispersal in the environment and their effects on people, the species (fauna, flora, microorganisms) and biosphere. Includes the establishment of monitoring equipment to measure all types of pollution. The same applies to all forms of destruction and pollution prevention for any type of environment. 32. "3. Space Research and use"-the entire civil space research and technology (space scientific research, applied research programs, launch system). Not part of the research in the field of defence (classified in chapter 14). 33. "4. Transport, communications and other infrastructure" – infrastructure and regional development research, including building construction. All studies related to regional development planning (including research on the harmful effects on the environment and the prevention of urban and rural planning). Includes research on transportation systems, communication systems, water supply, construction and building planning. 34. "5. Energy"-all forms of energy production, storage, transport, distribution and rational utilization of research. Research on the process, the purpose of which is to increase the energy efficiency of production and distribution, research on energy conservation. 35. "6. Industrial production and technology"-a study of industrial production and technology improvement, industrial products and their production process research. 36. "7. Health-Research on human health protection, promotion and renewal, including nutrition and food hygiene aspects. Research of preventive medicine, including all the medical and surgical aspects of treatment for both individuals and groups, as well as hospitals and care homes until social medicine and pediatric and geriatric research. 37. "8. Agriculture-Research on agricultural, forestry, fishery and food production; research on chemical fertilizers, biocides, biological pest control and agricultural mechanization; research on the active forest management impact on the environment, the food industry research productivity and technology. 38. "9. Education-Research on the general education, including training, pedagogy, didactics; research on special education gifted people, people with special needs. 39. "10. culture, recreation, religion and the media"-a study of the cultural activities, religious and free time activities in the social manifestations to determine their impact on public life. Included research on racial and cultural integration and socio-economic change in these areas. "Cultural" concept includes science, religion, the arts, sports and leisure sociology, including also the studies of media, language skills and social inclusion, as well as research on libraries, archives and cultural foreign policy. 40. "11. Social protection/security and working conditions"-studies on social security and the social assistance system of the development and research on the social aspects of the organization. Includes research on methods for combating poverty at the local, national and international level; research on protection of certain population groups in social and economic level; research on social assistance, society takes a sudden changes (natural, technological or social). 41. "12 and 13 of general scientific research"-fundamental research in one of the Sciences (12.-If the research funded from University funds, 13.-If from other sources). 1. Review the section 1100. line the fundamental research. 42. "14. protection"-Research (r & d) for military purposes. The Ministry of defence funded basic studies, nuclear and space research. Financed by the Ministry of Defence civilian research meteorology, communications and health areas are classified in the appropriate sections. "
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Annex to the Cabinet of Ministers on 6 November 2006, regulations no 922 economic Minister k. Gerhard, Ministry of Economic Affairs proposed wording 52. Annex Cabinet 8 April 2008. Regulations No 257 "131. Annex The Cabinet of Ministers on 6 November 2006, regulations no 922 economic Minister k. Gerhard, Ministry of Economic Affairs proposed wording 53. Annex Cabinet 8 April 2008. Regulations No 257 "132. Annex to the Cabinet of Ministers on 6 November 2006, regulations no 922 economic Minister k. Gerhard, Ministry of Economic Affairs proposed wording 54. Annex Cabinet 8 April 2008. Regulations No 257" 133. Annex to the Cabinet of Ministers on 6 November 2006, regulations no 922 economic Minister k. Gerhard, Ministry of Economic Affairs proposed wording 55. Annex Cabinet of April 8. Regulation No 257 "134. Annex to the Cabinet of Ministers on 6 November 2006, regulations no 922 economic Minister k. Gerhard, Ministry of Economic Affairs proposed wording 56. Annex Cabinet 8 April 2008. 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