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Navigating Leadership in the Baltics: Povilas Sadaunykas’ Journey
Povilas Sadaunykas has been at Leinonen for a little over a year but has already made his mark. In this interview, we discussed his dynamic…
Public Holidays in Lithuania: What you Need to Know as an Employer
Sitting at number 11 of almost 200 countries included in the World Bank’s ‘Ease of Doing Business’ ranking in 2020, Lithuania has climbed an impressive…
Dividends allocation, payment and taxation in Lithuania
Dividends are considered as a part of the profit allocated to the shareholder in proportion to the nominal value of the shares owned by such…
Payroll, Tax, and Employing Foreign Nationals in Lithuania
With a diverse range of opportunities in work and education, an outstanding healthcare system, and a low cost of living compared to the rest of…
Common VAT Mistakes in Lithuania and How to Avoid Them
Value added tax (VAT) – is a tax applied to goods and services in all EU countries. All countries set the rates of this tax…
Liquidation or dormancy of the legal entity? Which option to choose.
In the constantly changing business world, it is sometimes needed not only to expand business activities, but also to suspend them or even to liquidate…
Embracing the Digital Shift: A Comprehensive Guide to eInvoicing in Lithuania
In response to a global shift towards digitization, Lithuania has embraced eInvoicing with open arms, revolutionizing the landscape of domestic finance. The Law on Public…
Can a company have more than one director?
Over 4 000 private limited companies were established in Lithuania last year. This legal form of legal entity (together with small partnerships) has been one…
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…