Expat Taxes in Lithuania
Planning your move to Lithuania? Here is everything you need to know about expat taxes for digital nomads and expats in 2026.
[!TIP] Lithuania has some of the lowest corporate tax rates in the EU, but high social taxes.
Corporate Taxation
Lithuania is very attractive for incorporating a business.
- Standard Rate: The corporate income tax (CIT) is a flat 15%.
- Small Business Exemption: For micro-companies (fewer than 10 employees and less than €300,000 in annual revenue), the corporate tax rate is slashed to just 5%.
- Free Economic Zones (FEZs): If you set up in one of the designated FEZs and invest a minimum amount of capital, you can pay 0% corporate tax for 10 years, followed by 7.5% for the next 6 years.
Individual Taxation
If you become a tax resident (living there for >183 days):
- Income Tax: A flat 20% on employment income (rising to 32% for very high earners above a certain threshold).
- The Social Security Burden (Sodra): The real cost is social security (Sodra) and compulsory health insurance (PSD). When combining the employee and employer portions, social taxes consume over 21% of the gross salary.
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