Grynas is a Vilnius accounting practice that runs the Lithuanian compliance of foreign-owned companies: VAT registration, every monthly filing, customs document checks, packaging reporting, and the tax office's letters. Most firms here serve Lithuanian companies and take foreign clients on the side. Grynas is built the other way around: foreign-owned companies are the whole practice.
The practice exists because of a pattern we kept seeing. A foreign company gets a Lithuanian VAT number. Then it discovers the number comes with 40 to 50 filings a year, across four state systems, in a language nobody in the company reads. A provider abroad files the visible forms and misses the rest: the packaging registration that carries fines, the notices due before every truck leaves the warehouse, the customs values nobody compared against the invoices. Grynas was set up to close that gap.
The software moves the data. Invoice information flows from your ERP automatically, and the filings are prepared without anyone in your office collecting documents. People do the checking. A senior accountant compares customs declarations against supplier invoices, confirms the evidence behind every zero-rated sale, signs the filings, and answers the tax office in Lithuanian.
Working languages: English, German, Polish, Russian and Lithuanian.
At one client group, the automation cut payroll preparation from four days a month to thirty minutes. At import clients, checking documents before posting has caught wrong weights, wrong commodity codes and missing origin certificates before they became assessments. What those mistakes cost when nobody catches them is documented, with case numbers and court links, on the cases page.
One email with the rough shape of your setup. A fixed quote within two working days, or an honest no.
hello@grynas.com