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Money out of your MB in 2026 – which code and what’s left after tax
How an MB member can take money out in 2026: code 77, 26 or 02, when self-employment must be registered, the €100,000 cap and what is left after tax.
Simona BredichinaChief Operating Officer (COO), partner14 October 2026 · Reading time: 17 minReadProfit on paper, no cash in the bank. Where did it go?
A profit in the accounts, but not enough in the bank for wages or suppliers? Six places cash gets stuck, a short test and what to do about each cause.
Karolina LukšienėDirector, partner14 October 2026 · Reading time: 10 minReadWhen company debts become the director's – what accountants see first
Your company pays late and you hope next month is better? When directors answer for debts personally, what the books show first and when to call a lawyer.
Simona BredichinaChief Operating Officer (COO), partner14 October 2026 · Reading time: 15 minReadThe Labour Code from 1 November 2026 – 8 changes for employers
Dismissal at the employer's will, final pay, late-payment interest, remote work and probation: what changes on 1 November 2026 and what to do.
Simona BredichinaChief Operating Officer (COO), partner12 October 2026 · Reading time: 7 minReadPer diems from 1 October 2026 – what changed and what not to miss
From 1 October 2026 per diems depend on the trip's length, the hours of departure and return and the document that sets them. What changed and what to do.
Simona BredichinaChief Operating Officer (COO), partner12 October 2026 · Reading time: 7 minReadNew Sodra report from 2027: what to have ready by 1 January
From 2027 employers will send Sodra a monthly SDUP: pay, hours paid and job groups. What to have ready before January 2027.
Simona BredichinaChief Operating Officer (COO), partner12 October 2026 · Reading time: 5 minReadEX number: small business, wider VAT options
Selling goods or services in other EU countries? With an EX number, certain sales in the EU countries you choose can be made without charging VAT.
Simona BredichinaChief Operating Officer (COO), partner8 October 2026 · Reading time: 5 minReadSME VAT scheme in Lithuania: when to register and which duties remain
A small turnover does not always mean VAT registration is off the table. Buying services from abroad can make it compulsory well below €45,000.
Simona BredichinaChief Operating Officer (COO), partner8 October 2026 · Reading time: 4 minReadVMI: late registration alone does not mean VAT on Lithuanian sales
A new clarification from the State Tax Inspectorate (VMI) matters to small businesses that buy advertising or other services from abroad.
Simona BredichinaChief Operating Officer (COO), partner8 October 2026 · Reading time: 4 minReadOur latest posts.
Revenue, profit and cash: different views of your business
Growing revenue does not necessarily mean a profitable business, and reported profit does not guarantee cash for upcoming commitments. Reviewing three key indicators each month helps you understand the full picture.
Read on FacebookWhen your online store outgrows its accounting process
More orders bring more payments, refunds, VAT questions and information to reconcile. Accounting workflows need to keep pace with the business so owners can understand the financial result.
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Behind the scenes with Karolina and Simona
A look at Karolina and Simona’s working day: beyond the numbers, their work involves responsibility, communication and decisions. These are the foundations of a dependable partnership.
Read on FacebookRevisit the assumptions behind advance profit tax
Business results can change after the start of the year. It is worth reviewing whether the chosen advance corporate income tax calculation method still fits the company’s situation.
Read on FacebookThe myths that surround accounting
Do accountants want businesses to pay as much tax as possible? Good accounting starts with accurate records, clear explanations and an understanding of the business.
Read on FacebookThe small details behind dependable accounting
Small, unnoticed details can become larger financial problems. Regular checks, controls and clear responsibility are part of dependable day-to-day accounting.
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