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Lithuanian daily allowance rules change from 1 October 2026: what every UAB employer needs to know

Employer Obligations Lithuania September 2026 · 1Office Lithuania Key Points · 2 minute read From 1 October 2026, no daily allowance is payable for one-day domestic business trips in Lithuania. Only documented expense reimbursement applies. First or last trip days lasting under 4 hours now carry only a 20% daily allowance rate, down from the…

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What a Lithuanian UAB actually needs from an accountant: VMI, SoDra, VAT, and the annual report explained

Accounting Intelligence Lithuania September 2026 · 1Office Lithuania Every Lithuanian UAB accumulates accounting obligations from the first day of registration. Not from the first invoice. Not from the first employee. From day one. Monthly VMI declarations, VAT returns, SoDra payroll filings, and an annual financial report due by 31 May every year: these are not…

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Lithuania VAT rate and corporate income tax rate 2026: The complete reference

Tax Intelligence Lithuania 2026 · 1Office Lithuania If you haven’t registered yet, start with our step-by-step VAT registration guide. Lithuania’s tax rates changed in two significant ways on 1 January 2026. The corporate income tax rate increased for the first time in a decade, affecting both standard-rate companies and the small company qualifying rate. The…

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Lithuania UAB: The registered address and contact person requirements

Formation Intelligence Lithuania August 2026 · 1Office Lithuania Most founders who have researched Lithuania already know the headline facts. Low corporate tax rates. Fast registration. EU market access. 0% CIT for the first two years. Three business days at the Centre of Registers. What they are less clear on are the two practical prerequisites that…

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The Lithuanian company decision most founders get wrong: Why the UAB Is right, and what happens when you need to close it

Formation Intelligence Lithuania July 2026 · 1Office Lithuania Every international founder registering a company in Lithuania faces the same early decision: UAB or something simpler and cheaper. Cheaper structures exist. The MB (small partnership) requires no minimum capital, fewer formalities, and lower initial setup costs. For founders focused on minimising the cost of entry, it…

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Two years at 0% corporate income tax: What Lithuania’s startup rate actually means for foreign founders

Formation Intelligence Lithuania July 2026 · 1Office Lithuania Lithuania’s corporate income tax system has a provision that makes it one of the most generous startup tax environments in the EU, and almost nobody writing about European company formation in English discusses it properly. Newly registered small companies in Lithuania pay 0% corporate income tax for…

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The six-month clock nobody mentions when you form a Lithuanian UAB

Formation Intelligence Lithuania June 2026 · 1Office Lithuania Most guides to forming a Lithuanian UAB walk through the same sequence: reserve a name, draft the founding agreement, deposit share capital, register with the Centre of Registers. What almost none of them mention is that the founding agreement itself has an expiry date. Under Lithuanian law,…

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Operating in Lithuania in 2026: Wages, compliance, and what foreign companies are getting wrong

Market Intelligence Lithuania June 2026 · 1Office Lithuania Lithuania is at an inflection point. GDP growth is holding above 3%, wages are rising faster than almost anywhere else in the EU, a regulatory compliance wave is arriving simultaneously from Brussels and Vilnius, and the country’s position as Europe’s leading fintech hub is attracting a new…