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LithuaniaLietuvos auditorių rūmai

Auditors chamber: 2026 H2 fees for all groups due 1 November

LAR reminded members, associate members and auditor assistants that 2026 H2 fees are due 1 November 2026; amounts track the €1,153 MMA and are listed on the chamber's fee page.

By Taxxa AI OyPublished 29 October 2026

Legal & Corporate

The Lithuanian Chamber of Auditors (LAR)LAR has reminded all three of its paying groupsLAR that their fees for the second half of 2026 are due by 1 November 2026LAR. Three notices published on 29 October 2026 cover LAR members, associate LAR members and auditor assistantsLAR, each stating that the group's fee for 2026 H2 must be paid by 2026 m. lapkričio 1 d.LAR The chamber's news listing carries all three reminders together.

Each notice points readers to the chamber's fee page for the amount, payment deadlines and LAR bank accounts rather than stating the figure itself. Members get an extra self-service route: they can check their personal fee balance or advance payments by logging in with their username and password on the old version of the LAR website. Auditor assistants pay into the chamber's SEB account (LT03 7044 0600 0143 2346), naming the assistant and the purpose "Auditoriaus padėjėjo mokestis".

The member and associate-member notices flag that the minimalus mėnesinis atlyginimas (MMA) in Lithuania is 1,153 eurosLAR from 1 January 2026LAR and urge payers to take the latest changes into account when paying. The caveat matters because the fees track the MMALAR: the auditor-assistant fee rule sets the annual fee at one quarter of the government-approved MMA in force on 1 January of the chamber's financial yearLAR, with half of the annual amount payable by 1 February for the first half-year and half by 1 November for the secondLAR. Anyone paying should therefore verify the current amount on the chamber's fee page rather than reusing an earlier half-year figure.

The practical consequence is a uniform cut-off: members, associate membersLAR and auditor assistants who have not yet paid for 2026 H2 have until 1 November 2026, and members in doubt about arrears can check their balance through the old-site login before paying.

Legal basis: LAR notices of 29 October 2026 on the member fee, associate-member fee and auditor-assistant fee for 2026 H2; Auditoriaus padėjėjo mokestis fee rule (annual fee of 1/4 MMA, half-yearly payment by 1 February and 1 November).

Pay the 2026 H2 fee for your LAR category by 1 November 2026, checking the current amount and bank details on the chamber fee page first.

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