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LithuaniaVMI

VMI portals go offline 26–29 November; limits apply from 16 November

File declarations, registration and permit requests early: VMI portals go dark 26–29 November and several registers freeze from 17 November, with services resuming 30 November.

By Taxxa AI OyPublished 7 November 2026

Tax

Industry: Across industries

Valstybinė mokesčių inspekcija will restrict electronic tax services from 16 November 2026VMI and take its e-service portals fully offline from 26 to 29 November 2026VMI while it upgrades its information systems and deploys new services. Taxpayers and their advisers must complete filing and registration steps in advance.VMI Electronic services are planned to resume on 30 November 2026.VMI

From 26 to 29 November there will be no login to the VMI electronic service portals: Mano VMI, Elektroninio deklaravimo sistema (EDS), Akcizų informacinė sistema, OSS, EPRIS, SVS kitose valstybėse narėse, TIES and iEKA.VMI During those four days no electronic services delivered through those portals will work.VMI

Declarations, data files, reports and other tax documents cannot be submitted through EDS, TIES, OSS or SME during 26–29 November, including corrected filings.VMI Taxpayers must submit declarations, data files and reports in advance.VMI A taxpayer who misses the window must still pay the tax on time and submit the declaration once the systems are restored.VMI No login to the excise information system will be possible either, so excise documents cannot be issued online, reports cannot be compiled and banderolių užsakymai cannot be submitted; those steps must also be completed in advance. I.EKA logins, vending-machine and taximeter registrations and new authorisations for servicing companies will likewise be unavailable, with registration queries directed to the county tax inspectorate (AVMI).

Mano VMI itself will be unreachable during 26–29 November.VMI Requests through Mano VMI must be submitted in advance. In exceptional cases taxpayers contact the AVMI or the client-service email address. Taxes are paid by bank transfer to the VMI budget-revenue collection accounts or through other collection channels such as Lietuvos paštas branches, paysera.lt, SOLLO intermediation at MAXIMA stores, Elotus, and Perlas Finance terminals, kiosks, shops, the Perlas Go app and perlasgo.lt. A bank payment order names VMI prie FM as recipient with legal-entity code 188659752, the collection account number, the payer identification number and name, the payment code in the structured purpose field, the amount, and, when paying for another person, that person's identification number and name. Control documents go by email or ordinary post; there is no need to resend them through Mano VMI afterwards.

Registration and data-update restrictions start earlier. From 17 to 29 November the Taxpayers' Register will not be updated: contacts, activities, representatives, accounts, legal status and similar data wait until 30 NovemberVMI, with urgent cases directed to [email protected], the AVMI or the tax information centre (MIC). New legal entities and permanent establishments of foreign legal entities cannot be registered, and newly registered companies cannot register as PVM payers. No new Mano VMI or EDS representatives or authorisations can be granted, so newly appointed company managers cannot access company e-services. Registration of individual activity by certificate will be restricted, excise-relief data and permits for new payers will not be processed, new taxpayers cannot register i.EKA settlement means or update new workplace addresses, and VMI–Sodra offsets will not run, so FR0781 offset requests must be filed in advance. Business certificates needed for 17–29 November must be requested and paid for by 16 November.VMI Requests concerning profit-tax or PVM taxable-period changes, non-operation, or declaration-deadline extensions cannot be filed through Mano VMI during 16–29 NovemberVMI and must be submitted beforehand.

The source is the Valstybinė mokesčių inspekcija notice Laikini paslaugų ribojimai on temporary service restrictions during the systems upgrade.

Before 16 November, submit any declarations, registration, permit and offset requests due 16–29 November early, and during 26–29 November pay taxes by bank transfer or an alternative channel rather than through Mano VMI.

Sources

Laikini paslaugų ribojimai