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LithuaniaLietuvos auditorių rūmai

LAR reprices 2026 auditor-assistant courses, moves all four dates

Tax preparation now costs €552, audit and accounting €600 each, and law €368, with all four courses moved to new August–November dates at Hotel Panorama in Vilnius.

By Taxxa AI OyPublished 8 September 2026

Legal & Corporate

Industry: Accounting, bookkeeping and auditing activities; tax consultancy

Lietuvos auditorių rūmai (LAR) has replaced its auditor-assistant training schedule for 2026: every qualification-examination preparation course moves to a new date and every fee rises. The tax course runs on 24, 25 and 26 AugustLAR, the audit course on 14, 15 and 16 SeptemberLAR, the accounting course on 12, 13 and 14 OctoberLAR, and the law course on 9 and 10 NovemberLAR. All four courses run at the conference centre of Hotel Panorama, Seinų g. 4, VilniusLAR.

The tax course, led by Artūras Kapitanovas, provides 24 academic hours for €552, against €528 in the preceding scheduleLAR; the previous schedule marked a 9:00 start for it, which the new schedule does not state. The audit course, led by Irma Kamarauskienė, provides 24 academic hours for €600, against €576 beforeLAR. The accounting course, also led by Kamarauskienė, provides 24 academic hours for €600, against €528 beforeLAR. The law course, led by Paulius Čerka, provides 16 academic hours for €368, against €352 beforeLAR.

Each course presents the syllabus for one qualification examination — tax, audit, accounting or law — rather than examination-taking technique. The courses prepare assistants for the examinations; they are not the examinations themselves.

Separately, every assistant must train in each practice year until granted the auditor titleE TAR: at least 40 academic hoursLAR across audit, professional ethics, accounting, tax, law, information technology, economics, mathematics, statistics, and finance and operations management. An assistant who files a practice certificate for a shorter or longer period in a paragraph 41 case completes training hours pro rata to time on the assistant register or time actually spent in practice, counted by month.

Training may be LAR assistant courses, auditor qualification courses, seminars or conferences, or courses, seminars or conferences run by other companies and organisations. An assistant who attends non-LAR courses attaches supporting documents to the practice certificate. Completing fewer hours in the paragraph 49 fields than paragraph 49 requires is a ground on which the LAR director may refuse to approve the practice.

The training requirement is governed by the Auditoriaus padėjėjų praktikos atlikimo tvarkos aprašas, paragraphs 41, 42, 44.7, 49 and 50.

Update 2026 training bookings and budgets to the new dates and fees, and check completed hours against the practice-year requirement.

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LAR reprices 2026 auditor-assistant courses, moves all four dates

Tax preparation now costs €552, audit and accounting €600 each, and law €368, with all four courses moved to new August–November dates at Hotel Panorama in Vilnius.

By Taxxa AI OyPublished 8 September 2026

Industry: Accounting, bookkeeping and auditing activities; tax consultancy