We invite you to join our webinar, where Grant Thornton Baltic's tax experts will discuss the key tax changes in Lithuania, Latvia, and Estonia for the upcoming year, including:

  • Payroll taxes
  • VAT updates
  • Amendments to Corporate Income Tax laws
  • Changes in tax administration
  • Tax reforms

This webinar will provide an excellent opportunity for participants to ask questions and engage with our experts.

We are grateful for the support and collaboration of the following organizations:

  • Estonian Chamber of Commerce in Lithuania
  • Swedish Chamber of Commerce in Lithuania
  • Norwegian-Lithuanian Chamber of Commerce
  • Swedish Chamber of Commerce in Latvia
  • Norwegian-Estonian Chamber of Commerce

Please note that the webinar will be recorded, and the presentation slides will be shared with all participants after the event.

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