On 11 August 2026, VMI updated the VAT Manual to reflect changes in the treatment of cross‑border transactions and the valuation of goods for customs duties. The amendment aligns Lithuania’s practice with recent EU directives, modifies the criteria for determining the taxable event, and introduces new thresholds that affect the registration obligations of foreign suppliers. Effective: 1 September 2026.
Key Takeaways
- Tax point definition: Specifies tax liability for services and goods moving across borders.
- Valuation adjustments: Alters customs duty calculations and introduces transitional measures.
- Registration thresholds: Lowers turnover limits for mandatory VAT registration of non‑resident businesses.
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