Comprehensive guide to European employment law covering selected jurisdictions across Europe, highlighting key legal provisions, employer obligations, and the practical implications of managing an international workforce.
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Changes to Lithuania's daily allowance rules take effect on 1 October 2026. Learn about new business trip regulations, taxation, rates and employer obligations.
Learn the key differences between additional work, overtime, and increased scope of work. Discover when each arrangement should be applied, how it should be documented, and the main labour law requirements employers need to consider.
Changes to Lithuania's daily allowance rules take effect on 1 October 2026. Learn about new business trip regulations, taxation, rates and employer obligations.
Comprehensive guide to European employment law covering selected jurisdictions across Europe, highlighting key legal provisions, employer obligations, and the practical implications of managing an international workforce.
Learn the key differences between additional work, overtime, and increased scope of work. Discover when each arrangement should be applied, how it should be documented, and the main labour law requirements employers need to consider.
Grant Thornton Baltic’s tax team has received international recognition, being named a finalist in the ITR Europe Tax Awards 2026. This nomination highlights the team’s expertise, experience, and ability to deliver high-quality transfer pricing and tax advisory services to internationally active clients across the Baltics.
Grant Thornton Advisors (US) has announced the acquisition of CBIZ in a USD 5 billion transaction. Upon closing, the combined organization is expected to become the fifth-largest provider of professional services, tax and advisory services in the United States, with operations spanning more than 20 countries and territories, nearly USD 7.5 billion in revenue, and more than 34,500 professionals worldwide.
Discover how Grant Thornton Baltic Lithuania Managing Partner Genadijus Makuševas completed eight world marathons, set national records, and inspires others through discipline and determination.
Learn why PIT underpayments may arise when filing the Annual Income Tax Return — from TEA application and income fluctuations to reaching the Sodra ceiling or employer‑paid PIT adjustments.
On International Women’s Day, GTB’s women leaders share insights on leadership, strong teams and the key competencies leaders need today.
Grant Thornton’s Women in Business 2026 report highlights how gender diversity in leadership supports business growth, resilience and long-term success.
Learn the top outsourcing risks businesses face today, including loss of control, poor transition planning, outdated technology, talent shortages, wrong provider selection, and risks linked to fourth‑party dependencies. Understand how to manage these threats to ensure successful and secure outsourcing.
Explore the latest Key Tax Changes in the Baltics for 2026 with our expertly crafted booklet, prepared by tax professionals from Lithuania, Latvia, and Estonia. Navigate the evolving tax landscape confidently.
Efficient third‑party risk management (TPRM) helps organizations identify, assess and monitor risks across vendors and partners. Learn how Internal Audit strengthens governance, improves due diligence and supports every phase of the TPRM lifecycle.
Internal audit helps organizations manage risks, strengthen governance, and support sustainable growth during periods of change, transformation, or expansion.
Grant Thornton Baltic UAB has been included in the list of external asset or business valuators maintained by the Authority for Audit, Accounting, Property Valuation and Insolvency Management (AVNT). From now on, our team provides licenced business and intangible asset valuation services recognized by all major national institutions.
We would like to inform that the 16th of October 2025 Government of the Republic of Lithuania ruling No. 709 "Regarding the Minimum Wage Applicable in 2026” will come into force as of 1st of January 2026 where minimum monthly salary is raised by 115 EUR – from 1 038 EUR to 1 153 EUR and the hourly wage – from 6,35 EUR to 7,05 EUR.
We’re excited to introduce Grant Thornton’s new series on trending international insights, with a look at how disruption can drive growth and set mid-market firms apart. Instability has come to define the global business landscape. Today, business leaders face an unprecedented array of both routine operational challenges and unpredictable global or regional shocks – challenging their ability to function and grow. From infrastructure breakdowns and cyberattacks to climate disasters and volatile shifts in global trade, disruption has become a daily reality.
