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Lithuania
Lithuania taxes company profits at 17% since 2025, charges VAT at 21%, and applies the global minimum tax. Taxes are administered by the State Tax Inspectorate (VMI).
At a glance
- Corporate income tax
- 17%
- VAT
- 21%
- VAT registration
- €45,000
- Withholding on dividends
- 17%
- Global minimum tax
- 15%
Lower rates for small companies
Reduced rates 12% and 5%
Annual turnover
Interest and royalties 10%
Groups with revenue of €750 million or more
Corporate income tax
Companies pay 17%; small companies with few employees and low revenue pay reduced rates. The return is filed by the 15th day of the sixth month after the year-end.
VAT and i.SAF
VAT is 21%, with reduced rates of 12% and 5%. Registration is required once turnover exceeds €45,000. Invoice data is reported monthly through the i.SAF system.
Withholding tax and the global minimum tax
Dividends carry 17% withholding and interest and royalties paid abroad 10%, unless EU directives or a treaty reduce them. Related-party transactions must be at arm's length. Groups with revenue of €750 million or more are subject to the global minimum tax at 15%.
Key dates
- By the 25th of each monthVAT return
- By the 20th of each monthi.SAF invoice register
Figures and sources
8 figures- Corporate income tax rate (from 2025)17%Checked against the official source
- VAT standard rate21%Checked against the official source
- VAT reduced rates12% and 5%Checked against the official source
- Annual turnover above which VAT registration is required€45,000Checked against the official source
- Withholding on dividends17%Checked against the official source
- Withholding on interest and royalties paid abroad10%Under professional review
- Global minimum tax rate15%Under professional review
- Group revenue for the global minimum tax€750 millionUnder professional review
Indicative only. This assessment is a high-level overview of tax obligations in Lithuania based on the information you provided and rules in force for 2026. It is not tax or legal advice. Consult a Lithuanian tax adviser before making compliance decisions.