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LAR prices autumn audit and accounting courses at €600 each
Audit and accounting preparation now cost €600 each; the September audit course starts on 14 September, with accounting and law sessions following in October and November.
By Taxxa AI OyPublished 8 September 2026
The 2026 Lietuvos auditorių rūmai (LAR) auditor-assistant timetable prices the autumn audit and accounting preparation courses at €600 eachLAR and the law course at €368
LAR. Assistants and employers planning training can compare the new schedule with the preceding year’s fees for each subject, set out below.
The audit course is scheduled for 14, 15 and 16 September 2026LAR, providing 24 academic hours with Irma Kamarauskienė. The 2026 audit course costs €600
LAR. The 2025 audit schedule listed a €576 fee. The accounting course follows on 12, 13 and 14 October
LAR, also with Kamarauskienė and also providing 24 academic hours; the 2026 accounting fee is €600
LAR. The accounting fee listed for 2025 was €528.
The law course is scheduled for 9 and 10 November 2026LAR, with Paulius Čerka, providing 16 academic hours for €368, compared with €352 in 2025
LAR. The tax course was scheduled for 24, 25 and 26 August 2026
LAR, with Artūras Kapitanovas, providing 24 academic hours for €552, compared with €528 in the preceding schedule
LAR. All four courses list the conference centre at Hotel Panorama, Seinų g. 4, Vilnius, as their venue.
LAR warns that these courses present examination programmes rather than examination-taking methodology. The timetable concerns preparatory training, not the examination sittings themselves. The annual training obligation remains distinct: until an auditor's certificate is issued, an assistant must complete at least 40 academic hours in each practice year in audit, professional ethics, accounting, tax, law, information technology, economics, mathematics, statistics, finance or operational managementLAR.
For the practice-certificate cases covered by paragraph 41 of the practice rules, training hours are proportionate to time on the assistant register or time actually spent in practice, calculated by monthE TAR. Permitted learning includes LAR courses, seminars and conferences as well as those organised by other companies and organisations; assistants attending non-LAR training must submit supporting documents with their practice certificate
E TAR. A shortfall in required hours can be a reason for LAR to refuse approval of the practice.
The training requirement is governed by the Auditoriaus padėjėjų praktikos atlikimo tvarkos aprašas, paragraphs 42, 44.7 and 49–50.
Update your remaining 2026 training bookings and budget using the new dates and fees, and check your completed hours against the applicable practice-year requirement.