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The government reported that last year there were officially about 240,000. Legal persons. The Registry Center estimated that around 37 thousand of them would be liquidated in accordance with the temporary law prepared at the initiative of the Ministry of Economy and Innovation. or about 15 percent.
For 2019, the sets of financial statements had to be presented for approximately 187 thousand. legal entities in the country, but at least 63 thousand so far. – 34 percent. registered legal entities.
Mindaugas Samkus, a representative of the Records Center, says this number should continue to grow, but judging by trends from previous years, a significant number of reports will not be submitted.
“The financial statements must be presented in approximately 190,000. Legal entities, around 100,000 of them are received each year,” M. Samkus told BNS.
According to the Government, one of the reasons for non-reporting is that many legal entities no longer function but have not been registered.
The report states that legal entities are reluctant to unsubscribe, even though they are no longer in business, as the registration cancellation process takes approximately 1.5 years and must therefore be reviewed. Furthermore, the liquidation cost of a legal entity is now € 63, which would be reduced to € 17 according to the provisional law.
This issue was discussed at a meeting of the Coordinating Commission for the Reduction of the Shadow Economy chaired by the government chancellor Algirdas Stončaitis.
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