DAC7 asks a platform for one report a year, but the report needs data about every seller collected throughout the year. Nordlet keeps that data, applies the exclusion rules, and produces the file in the format your tax authority accepts.
Every Lithuanian company registered for VAT files an i.SAF register every month, even an empty one, and has to produce a full SAF-T audit file within about ten days when VMI asks. A missed register is a fine of up to €390 under the Code of Administrative Offences; ignoring a written VMI request can reach €6,000.
A map of VMI, Sodra, customs and the Centre of Registers from a developer's point of view, with the data fields, deadlines and endpoints behind each Lithuanian filing.
The monthly, quarterly and annual filing and payment dates a Lithuanian company has to meet in 2026, who each one applies to, and the exact day each falls on this year.
The three e-invoicing models in use across the EU, a table of every member state's public-sector and business-to-business requirements as published for 2026, and what Nordlet sends in each of them today.
What the Accounting Directive actually requires, where IFRS is mandatory, how national GAAP differs by country, and a decision table for working out which set of rules applies to your company.
The tools commonly used in each market, the national rules that explain why, and what a business operating across several of these countries actually needs from its accounting system.
A buyer's guide for platforms and marketplaces that need real books, per-country VAT logic, and audit-ready records inside their own product.