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🇱🇹 Corporate Tax in Lithuania

Headline rate: 15% standard (5% for small companies)

Private Limited Liability Company (UAB)

Lithuania applies a standard corporate income tax rate of 15%. Small companies — defined as those with fewer than 10 employees and annual revenue under €300,000 — qualify for a reduced rate of 5% during the first year, and 5% in subsequent years if they continue to meet the criteria. Dividends paid to individual residents are taxed at 15%. Dividends to EU parent companies qualifying under the Parent-Subsidiary Directive are exempt from withholding tax. VAT is 21% (9% on heating, books, and certain other goods/services). Employer social security contributions are approximately 1.77% (Sodra) plus 0.16% guarantee fund, while employee contributions are approximately 19.5% (including pension, health insurance, and sickness). Lithuania has adopted the OECD's Pillar Two rules for large multinationals.

Key Facts

  • Double tax treaties: 55
  • Memberships: EU, WTO, NATO, Eurozone, Schengen
  • Legal system: Civil law
  • Fiscal year: Calendar year

This content is educational and does not constitute legal or tax advice. Always consult a qualified professional for your specific situation. Data last verified March 2026.