Company Formation and Registration Services in Lithuania

Lithuania, known officially as the Republic of Lithuania, is a country in north-eastern Europe, and is one of the 3 Baltic states (the other 2 being Estonia and Latvia). Lithuania is a member of the European Union (EU) and the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO), and is also a Schengen country. It is rated high on human development and economic freedom. Over half of Lithuania’s GDP comes from manufacturing, real estate and transportation sectors. The country’s economy has nearly doubled since 2000.

Company Formation in Lithuania

A company Formation in Lithuania can be incorporated as one of the following legal entities:

  • Individual Enterprise: An individual enterprise in Lithuania is a company owned by a single person, who bears unlimited liability for it, i.e., he/she is liable for the debts and obligations of the company in personal capacity. The owner's assets are not treated as separate from the company's assets. The Civil Code and the Republic of Lithuania Law on Individual Enterprises regulate the formation of an individual enterprise. Such a company is suited for small businesses and start-ups as no minimum initial capital is required by law.
  • General Partnership: A general partnership in Lithuania is a company formed by 2 or more people who bear unlimited responsibility for the business. All the partners of a general partnership are jointly liable for the debts or obligations of the company.
  • Limited Partnership: A limited partnership is similar to a general partnership, except that it has two types of partners: general members – who bear unlimited liability for the debts and obligations of the company, and limited members – who are liable only for their capital investment in the company, as specified in the Articles of Association.
  • Private Limited Liability Company: A private limited company, or private stock company, must have 1 to 250 shareholders, who bear limited liability for the business, and can be nationals or foreigners. A private limited liability company's minimum authorized share capital is €2,500.
  • Public Limited Liability Company: A public limited company, or public stock company, can have any number of shareholders, and its shares can be traded publicly. Its authorized capital must be at least €38,000. Unless there is a tort on the part of a shareholder, he/she is liable only to the extent of the money paid for one’s shares subscribed.
  • Branch: A foreign corporation can set up its branch office in Lithuania. Such an office can engage in business activities involving invoicing, contract signing or trade.
  • Representative Office: A representative office is allowed only to conduct market research or promote the business of its parent company. It is not authorized to conduct business or sign contracts in Lithuania. It is not subject to corporate tax.

Benefits of Company Formation in Lithuania

Following are the advantages of company setup in Lithuania:

  • Lithuania is a member of the EU and NATO, and follows the Western model of internal and foreign politics. The country allows unrestricted movement of capital and dividends across the EU.
  • Lithuania's standard corporate tax rate (15%) is one of the lowest in the European Union.
  • Lithuania has entered into double tax avoidance treaties with over 50 countries, including China, Canada and the United Kingdom.
  • The general populace in Lithuania is well-educated and multilingual, so acquiring a talent pool here is not difficult.
  • Lithuania is highly advanced in Information and Communications Technology (ICT), and considered a research & innovation hub

Who We Are

Business Setup Worldwide is a platform to help you set up your business in Lithuania. Right from incorporation, registration and licensing to establishing your office space, we facilitate the formation of your company through counselling and incubation.

Why Us?

Business Setup Worldwide is a one-stop solution provider that helps businesses set up their operations in Lithuania and supports necessary documentation and legal formalities. Wide domain experience and familiarity with regional laws help us to take care of your passport, visa, and licensing requirements and ensure that your company gets started without unnecessary bureaucratic hassle.

FAQs

Can a foreigner open a company in Lithuania?

Yes, a foreigner can open a company in Lithuania.

What are the business activities one can conduct in Lithuania?

The following are the business activities one can conduct in Lithuania
Construction and Real estate
Service startup
Tech startup

What is the corporate tax in Lithuania?

The standard corporate tax in Lithuania is 15%.

Is it easy to start a business in Lithuania?

Yes, starting a business in Lithuania with the assistance of Business Setup Worldwide is easy.

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