public finance

Skaistė: decisions on tax proposals will not be easy

Finance Minister Gintarė Skaistė says that decisions related to the package of tax proposals presented Tuesday will not be easy to take as certain group of...

Romas Lazutka. Who is it that rules us and does Tapinas impact them?

If you think that it is politicians that rule us, you are mistaken. They do not rule, instead they have been bickering for two years, if not over fur coats,...

Unconditional love comes to an end: the price of flirting with the Kremlin will be highly unpleasant for Polish Lithuanian politicians

Revolutionary changes planned for Lithuania: women will begin to give birth more often and prices will decrease

Romas Lazutka. The tax system is functioning, but only for the president and her favourites

Lazutka speaks on his withdrawal from Social Security Ministry: withdrew after seeing the real plans

Vasiliauskas on pension reform: I’m no longer certain what’s happening

EU commission recognizes Lithuania's social model as structural reform

President asks EC for reservation on social model

Economists working in Seimas have mixed responses to Budget 2017

New Labour Code to come into force next July

Jakeliūnas already planning reform affecting millions of citizens

ELECTIONS. Social Democrat Party programme highlights

IMF commences mission in Lithuania

Lithuanian government borrows €15m

Balanced budget unlikely because of social spending - Seimas speaker

Salary increases to require €120m from Lithuanian budget

Government to seek balanced budget in 2017

'No new taxes in the near future' - new Finance Minister (1)

Lithuania runs current account surplus in first quarter of 2016

Lithuanian government issues €25m bonds

Lithuania 'can have surplus budget' this year

How much tax per capita did Lithuanian municipalities collect last year?

Audit to assess whether Lithuania has too many public servants

Lithuanian government targets budget surplus

Vilnius to borrow €25m for investment projects

Lithuanian tax revenues up over 5% in first three months of year