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Lithuania is planning a comprehensive tax reform in 2026 aimed at strengthening national defence funding and supporting economic development. The changes will affect multiple areas of taxation and may have a significant impact on both businesses and individuals.
Who should attend?
- Business owners and CFOs operating in or considering expansion to the Lithuanian market.
- Tax and accounting professionals seeking to stay updated on new regulations.
- Legal advisors assisting clients with compliance in the changing tax environment.
- Investors whose business is linked to the Baltic region or international trade.
Why join?
- Gain a clear overview of the key tax changes effective from 2026.
- Understand the potential impact on companies, the economy, and society at large.
- Ask questions directly to our tax experts and engage in practical discussions.
- Prepare your organisation for upcoming changes and mitigate potential risks.
Webinar is free of charge and is held in English.
Speakers
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Tax Partner
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Partner, Head of Tax
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