Guide collection
UAB, MB, individual activity: what each means and what you would pay
5 guides: every one cites its source and shows when it was last checked.
A starter orientation for freelancers and self-employed newcomers navigating business registration, tax, and insurance basics.
via State Tax Inspectorate and Sodra, Lithuania
Open guideA plain-English orientation for people exploring self-employment or starting a business in Lithuania. It explains how business income is taxed and the main choices that shape what you pay, so you can ask the right questions before committing. It is educational background, not tax advice.
via Lithuanian Ministry of Finance, State Tax Inspectorate (VMI), and Sodra
Open guideWhat it actually looks like to start a business or work as a freelancer in Lithuania. The main structures, tax rates, the startup ecosystem, and what makes Lithuania attractive for entrepreneurs.
via Startup Lithuania and Registry of Companies, admin-curated orientation
Open guideNon-EU citizens cannot legally register or operate a business in Lithuania without a valid residence permit. This is the most important fact for non-EU entrepreneurs exploring Lithuania: the permit is your first chapter, not the business structure.
via MIGRIS and admin-curated orientation for non-EU entrepreneurs in Lithuania
Open guideEU and EEA citizens can register a business in Lithuania from day one with no permit, no immigration step, and no minimum investment. The questions for EU entrepreneurs are structure, tax, and timeline, not immigration.
via Registry of Companies and admin-curated orientation for EU entrepreneurs
Open guide