Lithuania

Basic Facts

Lithuania overview

Top 3

Reasons for doing business in Lithuania

High quality, educated, multilingual workforce

16% corporate income tax

Tax reliefs in 7 Free economic zones (FEZ)

More advantages

Reduced corporate income tax (CIT) rate of 0% for 1st year and 6% for the following years for small companies with fewer than 10 employees and less than 300,000 EUR in gross annual revenues,
Tax incentives for companies investing into research and developments (R&D),
Tax reliefs in 7 Free economic zones (FEZ) – no CIT for the first ten years and then 50% lower CIT for further six years, no real estate tax,
The receiving company does not include the dividends received from other entities in its taxable income,
Operating losses may be carried forward for an indefinite period,
Thin capitalisation and controlled foreign companies (CFC) rules apply,
Inheritance tax rates of 5% and 10%,
No gift tax, no wealth tax.

Company Formation in Lithuania

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