The amendment revises the rules governing the additional tax on banks and credit institutions and includes a separate provision specifying when the changes would take effect.
Lithuania has proposed an amendment to its Corporate Tax Law that would increase the additional tax on banks and credit institutions from 5% to 10%.
The draft, registered with the Seimas on 10 November 2025 under project No. XVP-973, targets Article 38 of Law No. IX-675.
The amendment revises the rules governing the additional tax on banks and credit institutions and includes a separate provision specifying when the changes would take effect.
The higher rate is planned to apply from 1 March 2026, following the expiry of the temporary solidarity contributions on banks on 31 December 2025.
Backed by several members of the Seimas, the proposal is now under parliamentary review.