Approximately 75% of Lithuanian small businesses now transmit revenue data from their cash registers to i.EKA, with VMI reminding operators to comply by 31 December 2025.
Lithuania’s State Tax Inspectorate (VMI) stated on 10 November 2025 that around 75% of cash registers are now transmitting revenue data to i.EKA.
Out of 19,000 small business operators, about 15,000 are submitting data, while 13,000 have yet to comply. Reminders have been sent through Mano VMI.
VMI officials said small businesses will not face penalties if delays are due to objective reasons, provided they actively work to comply.
The tolerance period ends on 31 December 2025.
Businesses that do not plan to use a cash register must deregister it.
Currently, firms can choose from 51 cash register models with security modules or 16 models using virtual fiscalization. VMI recommends working with certified service providers to ensure proper setup.