For foreign founders · E-residency

Accounting for e-residents running a Lithuanian company

If you set up a Lithuanian company remotely, the paperwork doesn't stop at incorporation — VMI and Sodra correspondence is in Lithuanian, and filings run monthly. Here's what you actually need to file, and how we handle it in English with the promises written into the contract.

Updated: 2026-07-11

What a Lithuanian company must file

Monthly VAT returns (FR0600) and i.SAF registers — if VAT-registered
Payroll, GPM and Sodra filings — if you employ or pay a director
Annual corporate income tax return (PLN204) and annual financial statements to the Registrų centras
VMI/Sodra correspondence — all in Lithuanian by default

Corporate income tax in 2026 is 17 % standard, 7 % reduced for small companies, and 0 % for the first two periods for qualifying new small companies (income under 300 000 €, natural-person owners).

How we handle it in English

We check your books and VMI/Sodra records first — a free written review before you commit
Fixed monthly fee, all-inclusive, with a 4-business-hour reply SLA in the contract
We handle every VMI/Sodra letter and send you a plain-English monthly summary
Document ownership stays yours, in an accessible archive

First step — free

Know the real picture — in English

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FAQ

Yes. Non-residents and e-residents can own and manage a Lithuanian company remotely. The company still has full local filing obligations (VAT, payroll, annual accounts) — which we handle for you in English.

The filings and VMI/Sodra correspondence are in Lithuanian, so you need someone who handles them locally. We do that and give you an English monthly summary, so nothing arrives that you can't act on.

A fixed, all-inclusive monthly fee based on your activity — confirmed in the free review before you sign. No 'from X €' with add-ons later.