On 9 August, members of the Tax Working Group of the Investors’ Forum met Edita Janusiene, the newly appointed head of the State Tax Inspectorate. The group members discussed the most common problems faced by investors and presented suggestions for the improvement of the activities of the State Tax Inspectorate. “We understand that businesses create jobs,
Members of the Investors’ Forum say that the newly elected members of the Seimas demonstrated ability to make determined decisions for improving the business environment. In their assessment of the end of the Seimas Spring Session, investors distinguished university optimization plan, the new Labor Code and the amendments to the Forest Law, which have opened
“The most attractive part of Europe now is Eastern Europe. These are the countries that have been long occupied by the Soviet Union, after it failed in 1991. It became available, integrated in the European Union, but in many ways keeping their independence. They have educated people, and in this regard, the region is
Partners 4 Value Initiative kindly invites Investors’ Forum’s members to hosting talented and motivated Lithuanian students (pre-selected at national level) for quality local or international internships. Partners 4 Value initiative is a consortium between the Lithuanian Confederation of Industrialists (LPK) and the lead Lithuanian universities (Vilnius University, Vilnius Gediminas Technical University, Kaunas University of Technology,
Investors‘ Forum“ uniting the biggest investors in Lithuania announced a call for applications and nominations for the annual awards where the best companies, public institutions, education and media representatives are rewarded for their contributions to improving investment climate in Lithuania. Six nominations are going to be presented: “Investor of the year”, Responsible business 2016”, “Best
Lithuania is to attract IT, business process outsourcing, financial and other services enterprises to free economic zones (FEZs). Due to decision of Parliament of the Republic of Lithuania capital investment of service companies will have to exceed EUR 100 000 and employ at least 20 full time employees to receive incentives. Small service enterprises operating
