WHERE ARE TAXES SPENT? WHAT TAXES APPLY IN LITHUANIA?
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Government spending

State governance & public administration

Around €168 million is allocated to the area of state governance and public administration in 2023. The funding is aimed at developing Lithuania's territory, reducing regional exclusion, and improving the efficiency of the legal system and public administration.

This accounts for 1% of all expenditure.
Expenditure in 2023: 168 million euro.
(without EU funding)

For municipal elections

Municipal elections in 2023 cost more than €17 million.

This accounts for 0.12% of all expenditure.
Expenditure in 2023: 17 million euro.
(without EU funding)

Maintenance of the Presidency, the Government & the Parliament

Maintenance of the Presidency, the Government, and the Parliament is estimated to cost around €69 million in 2023.

This accounts for 0.5 % of all expenditure.
Expenditure in 2023: 69 million euro.
(without EU funding)

For political parties

Approximately €6 million is allocated to political parties in 2023.

This accounts for 0.04 % of all expenditure.
Expenditure in 2023: 6 million euro.
(without EU funding)

Environment, forests & climate change

The environment, forests, and climate change area is allocated almost €283 million in 2023 to ensure good environmental quality and sustainability in the use of natural resources and to mitigate Lithuania's impact on climate change. In order to achieve these objectives, funding for this area is increased by €62 million compared to 2022.

This accounts for 2% of all expenditure.
Expenditure in 2023: 283 million euro.
(without EU funding)

Energy

The energy area is allocated around €470 million in 2023, of which €420 million is EU funding. Only €53 million of funding for this area comes from the state budget. The increased EU support is aimed at strengthening Lithuania's energy security and developing green energy and renewable energy resources.

This accounts for 0.4 % of all expenditure.
Expenditure in 2023: 53 million euro.
(without EU funding)

Public finances & official statistics

The objective of public finances management area is to improve the efficiency of the management and use of public finances and public assets. The allocation for this area in 2023 is around €1.5 billion (€1 billion less than in 2022).

This accounts for 11% of all expenditure.
Expenditure in 2023: 1.5 billion euro.
(without EU funding)

EU membership

Contributions to the budgets of the EU and other international organizations are estimated to cost around €700 million in 2023.

This accounts for 4.6% of all expenditure.
Expenditure in 2023: 700 million euro.
(without EU funding)

Competitiveness of the economy

Around €200 million is allocated to the area of economic competitiveness in 2023. This area receives an increase of over €150 million to boost Lithuania's competitiveness through innovation, increase its attractiveness for investment and ensure sustainable and transparent public procurement.

This accounts for 1% of all expenditure.
Expenditure in 2023: 200 million euro.
(without EU funding)

National security & defense

Funding for national security and defense increases by €580 million in 2023 compared to 2022, for a total of almost €2 billion. With this increase, the strategic objective of strengthening Lithuania's national security is pursued.

This accounts for 12% of all expenditure.
Expenditure in 2023: 2 billion euro.
(without EU funding)

Public security

The objective of the public security area is to strengthen national and public security. In order to achieve this objective, almost €680 million is allocated to this area in 2023, with an increase of around €60 million compared to 2022.

This accounts for 4% of all expenditure.
Expenditure in 2023: 680 million euro.
(without EU funding)

Culture & public information

Around €370 million is allocated to culture and public information area in 2023. The funding is aimed at strengthening national and civic identity, increasing the importance of culture and creativity in society. The majority of this area's funding is dedicated to the promotion of the arts.

This accounts for 2% of all expenditure.
Expenditure in 2023: 370 million euro.
(without EU funding)

Lithuanian public broadcaster (LRT)

Around €64 million has been allocated to the Lithuanian public broadcaster (LRT) in 2023.

This accounts for 0.4% of all expenditure.
Expenditure in 2023: 64 million euro.
(without EU funding)

Social protection & employment

The objective of the social protection and employment area is to increase the social well-being and inclusion of the population and improve its health as well as Lithuania's demographic situation. This is where the majority of the area's funding  – almost €9 billion – is allocated.

This accounts for 42% of all expenditure.
Expenditure in 2023: 9 billion euro.
(without EU funding)

Pensions

Around €5 billion is allocated to pensions in 2023.

This accounts for 23% of all expenditure.
Expenditure in 2023: 5 billion euro.
(without EU funding)

Sickness & maternity (paternity) benefits

Sickness and maternity benefits are allocated €1 billion in 2023.

This accounts for 7% of all expenditure.
Expenditure in 2023: 1 billion euro.
(without EU funding)

Child money

More than €700 million has been allocated for child money payments in 2023.

This accounts for 5% of all expenditure.
Expenditure in 2023: 700 million euro.
(without EU funding)

Transport & communications

Nearly €700 million is allocated to transport and communications area in 2023. Funding in this area increases by €60 million. The aim is to improve transport, energy, and digital connectivity both internally and externally.

This accounts for 5% of all expenditure.
Expenditure in 2023: 700 million euro.
(without EU funding)

Health care

The strategic objective of the health care area is to improve the social well-being and inclusion of the population, strengthen health and improve Lithuania's demographic situation. In order to achieve these objectives, €3.2 billion is allocated to this area in 2023.

This accounts for 16% of all expenditure.
Expenditure in 2023: 3.2 billion euro.
(without EU funding)

Education, science & sports

More than €2 billion is allocated to education, science, and sport area in 2023. Here, funding increases by almost €400 million. The aim is to move towards sustainable economic development based on scientific knowledge, advanced technologies, and innovation.

This accounts for 15% of all expenditure.
Expenditure in 2023: 2 billion euro.
(without EU funding)

Justice

The main objectives of the justice area are to improve the efficiency and effectiveness of the justice system, access to justice, and public confidence in the judiciary. Around €300 million is allocated to this area to achieve these objectives.

This accounts for 2% of all expenditure.
Expenditure in 2023: 300 million euro.
(without EU funding)

Foreign policy

The area of foreign policy is allocated €1.5 million in 2023. The funding is aimed at strengthening Lithuania's influence in the world and the representation of Lithuania's interests in the international arena.

This accounts for 1% of all expenditure.
Expenditure in 2023: 1.5 million euro.
(without EU funding)

Agriculture & food

The aim of the agriculture and food area is to ensure the long-term development of competitive and sustainable agriculture, food, fisheries sectors, and regions. Agriculture is allocated around €1 billion in 2023, of which €840 million is EU support. Only €240 million of this funding comes from the state budget. Compared to 2022, the funding for the area decreased by almost €120 million.

This accounts for 1.6% of all expenditure.
Expenditure in 2023: 240 million euro.
(without EU funding)

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Tax revenue

Personal income tax

You pay personal income tax (PIT) when you earn income. Employment income is subject to a 20% PIT rate, while self-employment and other types of income are subject to a 15% PIT rate. If your salary exceeds 60 average annual salaries (€101,094) per year, you pay a 32% rate of PIT on the part above that amount.

This accounts for 27.3% of all tax revenue.
Estimated revenue in 2023: 5 billion euro.

State social security contributions

State social security contributions are deducted from your wage as well as paid by your employer. You pay 12.52% of your salary in pension, sickness, and maternity social security contributions. Your employer pays 1.77% of your salary in unemployment, accidents at work, and occupational diseases insurance contributions. Together, these contributions amount to 14.29%.

This accounts for 59% of State social security fund revenue.
Estimated revenue in 2023: 4 billion euro.

Compulsory health insurance contributions

Compulsory health insurance contributions of 6,98% are charged on your income. You have to pay the tax even if you do not have income (unless you are insured by the State).

This accounts for 66% of Compulsory health insurance fund revenue.
Estimated revenue in 2023: 2 billion euro.

Value-added tax

Value-added tax is charged on every purchase of goods or services – it does not matter whether it is a bottle of juice or a new piece of furniture. Note that VAT is already included in shopping prices, so they seem higher than they would be without tax.

This accounts for 29.5% of all tax revenue.
Estimated revenue in 2023: 5.5 billion euro.

Excise duties

Excise duty is charged on fuel, alcohol, tobacco and electricity. For example, you pay €0.47 in excise duty on every liter of gasoline.

This accounts for 9.2 % of all tax revenue.
Estimated revenue in 2023: 2 billion euro.

Other taxes that comprise 14 % of tax revenue

Corporate income tax

Approx. revenue: 1.6 billion

Real estate tax

Approx. revenue: 128 million

Patent tax and charges

Approx. revenue: 200 million

Customs duty

Approx. revenue: 192 million

Vehicle tax

Approx. revenue: 54 million

Consular fee

Approx. revenue: 28 million

Forest tax

Approx. revenue: 32 million

Land tax

Approx. revenue: 38 million

Pollution tax

Approx. revenue: 39 million

Tax on the use of state natural resources

Approx. revenue: 31 million

Other taxes that comprise 14 % of tax revenue

Contributions to the Guarantee Fund

Approx. revenue: 36 million

Lottery and gambling tax

Approx. revenue: 58 million

Tax on petroleum and natural gas resources

Approx. revenue: 1.7 million

Stamp duty

Approx. revenue: 10 million

Tax on the use of state property

Approx. revenue: 3.1 million

Inheritance tax

Approx. revenue: 2.2 million

Payment to the long-term employment benefits fund

Approx. revenue: 36 million

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