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Open a company in Lithuania: Get a legal virtual office address in Vilnius for foreign companies & non-residents

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Running a legitimate business no longer requires leasing office space, managing utilities, or maintaining a permanent physical presence in every country where you operate. For international founders, startups, and digital-first companies, flexibility and compliance matter far more than square meters. Lithuania has become an increasingly popular choice for companies looking to establish an EU presence…

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Lithuanian VAT registration in 2026: thresholds, reduced rates, exemptions and e-commerce implications

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VAT is one of the first compliance topics international founders encounter when doing business in Lithuania. It is also one of the most misunderstood. In 2026, Lithuanian VAT rules remain broadly stable, but the way they apply to foreign companies, e-commerce sellers and cross-border service providers continues to raise questions. Understanding when VAT registration is…

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Lithuania as a business destination in 2026: economy, key industries and why international companies choose Lithuania

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Lithuania’s position in Europe: small market, global mindset Lithuania’s economy and growth outlook in 2026 Lithuania has built its economic model around one clear reality: the domestic market is small, so businesses must think internationally from day one. This mindset has shaped a highly export-oriented, innovation-driven economy that continues to attract foreign founders, investors and…

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Overview of taxes in 2026 – Estonia, Finland, Sweden, UK and Lithuania

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Our tax consultation team has put together a simple comparison table of the primary corporate and personal taxes in Estonia, Lithuania, Sweden, Finland and UK. These tables are to be considered informative and general. Please note that tax rates can change. In case of further questions, feel free to contact us via email at estonia@1office.co…

Why Liquidating Your Lithuanian Company Before 2026 is Your Smartest Business Move

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Secure 2025 Tax Rates and Avoid Major 2026 Fiscal Burdens Are you running a dormant, underperforming, or non-compliant company in Lithuania (UAB, MB, etc.)? If you’ve considered closing your business, the window to act is closing fast. The Lithuanian Parliament has approved significant corporate tax and defense financing reforms effective January 1, 2026. For companies…

Growing in Lithuania: Why a Booming Economy Requires Strict Financial Discipline (and How to Handle Accumulated Losses)

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Here is a draft for a 600-700 word blog post, written from the perspective of November 2025. It incorporates the current economic climate, the upcoming 2026 tax changes, and the critical legal requirements regarding Lithuania’s business landscape in late 2025 is a study in contrasts. On one hand, the economy is outperforming expectations with robust…

Lithuania’s 2026 Minimum Wage €1,153: Complete Payroll System Updates and Budget Impact Guide for Employers

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On October 16, 2025, the Lithuanian government approved the 2026 budget, confirming an 11.1% minimum wage increase from €1,038 to €1,153 per month. This change, effective January 1, 2026, carries immediate and significant implications for payroll calculations, social security contributions, and labor costs, particularly for employers with minimum-wage workers and posted employees from Nordic markets.…

Future Proofing Your EU Expansion: Understanding the BEFIT Head Office Tax System for SMEs

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As cross-border commerce in the EU evolves, businesses are grappling with immediate regulatory shifts. While the May 2025 VAT amendments are creating an urgent need for compliance changes (like the complex “hybrid VAT status” for cross-border SMEs), the European Union is simultaneously paving the way for long-term administrative simplification. The primary vehicle for this simplification,…