How we have helped entrepreneurs and international companies in Lithuania
For each project: the client’s task, what we did and the result. Client names are not disclosed.
A client from Poland needed to establish a UAB in Lithuania with a name exactly matching that of his Polish company, whose brand was already known on the local market. Because of circumstances related to the coronavirus pandemic, he could not travel to Vilnius in person to visit a notary and a Lithuanian bank.
Read caseEntrepreneurs from Italy needed to acquire an already registered company in Lithuania in order to take part in a tender. Under the tender conditions, the company had to have been registered more than three years earlier, and the transaction had to be completed remotely, without the buyers travelling to Lithuania.
Read caseA client had not dealt with the accounting of his Lithuanian company for three years, and unresolved issues had built up relating to bookkeeping, tax obligations and annual reporting. The accounts for the missed periods had to be restored, the tax and fine liabilities determined and the annual reports prepared for submission to Registrų centras.
Read caseA Lithuanian company holding a payment institution licence, with Swedish beneficial owners, needed a new KYC/AML specialist. The client wanted an external team to organise the search, process the applications and conduct preliminary interviews, so that it could then choose among the most suitable applicants.
Read caseClients from Spain decided to cease the activities of their Lithuanian company because, against the background of changes in crypto-asset market regulation related to MiCA, it no longer fitted their business plans. They needed to complete the liquidation and have the company removed from the Register of Legal Entities maintained by Registrų centras, without travelling to Lithuania in person.
Read caseAn entrepreneur from India wanted to obtain a residence permit in Lithuania on the basis of running a business. To achieve this, the company needed genuine operations: a business plan, a legal entity, premises and staff. The client chose to open a playroom in Lithuania.
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