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BALTIC TAX RATES FROM 1 JANUARY 2024
Estonia Latvia Lithuania Corporate income tax (CIT) rate CIT is payable upon profit distributions (the deemed profit distribution). CIT rate is 20%, calculated as…
COVID-19: Remote Work
This is to notify all of the stakeholders that in Leinonen Group we are now switching to remote work. At the moment most of our…
Dovilė Pundinienė on Shaping the Future of Baltic Accounting
In the fast-changing world of accounting, strong leadership is essential to keep teams aligned and clients satisfied. Dovilė Pundinienė, Head of Accounting in the Baltics…
Tax Rates in the Baltic Countries
Valid as of 1 January 2025 ESTONIA LATVIA LITHUANIA Corporate income tax (CIT) rate · CIT is payable upon profit distributions (the deemed profit distribution). · CIT…
Innovative Employee Benefits in the Baltic Countries: Stock Options
The Baltic countries are witnessing a surge in innovative employee benefits as an increasing number of companies seek to attract and retain top talent. These…
Sigita Zvejniece Leading Legal Compliance Across Borders
Sigita Zvejniece has built a remarkable career, starting in Latvia and now working with legal systems in 11 different countries. As the Director of Legal…
New E-invoicing Laws
What do New E-invoicing Laws Mean for Local and Foreign-owned Businesses in the EU? All countries in the European Union (EU) will soon be required to…
6 Great Reasons to Outsource Payroll
Payroll management can present challenges regardless of a company’s size. For small businesses with few team members, finding time to manage payroll is often tricky…
Ákos Journey: Leading with Vision and Values at Leinonen Hungary
Explore the story of Ákos, the Country Manager at Leinonen Hungary, and uncover why he was initially taken aback by the company’s Finnish work culture.…