In the beginning of the year, several tax changes were introduced in Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania.
Some of the changes will become effective in 2020. In addition we shall highlight tax rates applicable in the Baltics as of 2020.
In addition to several individual changes, there are also general changes that shall be applicable in all Baltic states as of 2020.
Grant Thornton Baltic tax specialists prepared an overview of the changes that have taken place in Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania, which you can find here [ 481 kb ].
If you have questions about taxes, we are happy to help you. Please contact our tax consultants!
In Estonia:
Sander Adamson
Senior Tax Manager
P +372 626 0500
E-post Sander.Adamson@ee.gt.com
In Latvia:
Mārtiņš Lubgans
Head of Tax
P +371 672 873 44
E-post Martins.Lubgans@lv.gt.com
In Lithuania:
Vykintas Valiulis
Partner, Head of Tax and Advisory services
Tel +370 620 74 145
E-post Vykintas.Valiulis@lt.gt.com
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