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Lithuania's tax on pay is 38.72 %, the 2nd highest of 37. And its corporate tax is 7.00 %, ranked 5th of 96.

Of 28 fields published for Lithuania, these two sit furthest from the middle of the atlas.

Tax on pay36 / 37

Is it expensive, or does the pay keep up?

Price level

58 % of US prices

86 of 125 · 2025 · the figure and its source →

Average monthly salary

$4,241 PPP/mo

The average employee in Lithuania earns about $4,241 a month before tax, measured in dollars adjusted for what they buy locally.

21 of 92 · 2025 · the figure and its source →

Average annual salary

$58,112 PPP

20 of 37 · 2025 · the figure and its source →

Money's value

43.40 %

100 saved in Lithuania in 2000 buys what 43 buys today — 57 % of its purchasing power is gone.

51 of 116 · 2025 · the figure and its source →

Price level86 / 125

What is left after the state takes its share?

Tax on pay

38.72 %

Of every $100 of gross pay at the average wage in Lithuania, about $39 goes to income tax and employee social contributions.

36 of 37 · 2025 · the figure and its source →

Average monthly salary

$4,241 PPP/mo

The average employee in Lithuania earns about $4,241 a month before tax, measured in dollars adjusted for what they buy locally.

21 of 92 · 2025 · the figure and its source →

Take-home pay

$35,613 PPP

The average job in Lithuania pays about $35,613 a year (PPP) after income tax and the employee's social contributions.

28 of 37 · 2025 · the figure and its source →

Tax on pay36 / 37

What does borrowing actually cost here?

Mortgage rates

4.11 %

On a €300,000 loan over 25 years, 4.11 % works out to roughly €1,602 a month.

20 of 25 · 2026-07 · the figure and its source →

House price growth

7.76 %

Real house prices in Lithuania rose 7.8 % over the past year — beyond general inflation.

46 of 54 · 2026-Q1 · the figure and its source →

House price growth since 2015

277.2

House prices in Lithuania are about 177 % higher than in 2015. That is the change, not the price: a cheaper country can show a bigger rise.

25 of 29 · 2026-Q1 · the figure and its source →

Mortgage rates20 / 25

Does money in the bank keep its value?

Inflation rate

3.79 %

At 3.8 % a year, prices double in about 19 years if it holds.

56 of 123 · 2025 · the figure and its source →

Inflation rate56 / 123

Real policy rate

-1.54 %

ranked 50th of 53

House price growth since 2015

277.2

ranked 25th of 29

House price growth

7.76 %

ranked 46th of 54

0.97 pp since Q4 2025

Top income tax

32.00 %

ranked 7th of 37

Mortgage rates

4.11 %

ranked 20th of 25

0.08 pp since June 2026 0.17 pp since May 2026

Average monthly salary

$4,241 PPP/mo

ranked 21st of 92

$240 PPP/mo since 2024

Where Lithuania sits, field by field

Each dot is Lithuania’s position among every country that publishes that field. Sorted by distance from the middle, so what is unusual about the country comes first.

  1. Tax on pay38.72 %36 of 37
  2. Corporate tax7.00 %5 of 96
  3. Real policy rate-1.54 %50 of 53
  4. House price growth since 2015277.225 of 29
  5. House price growth7.76 %46 of 54
  6. Top income tax32.00 %7 of 37
  7. Mortgage rates4.11 %20 of 25
  8. Average monthly salary$4,241 PPP/mo21 of 92
  9. Public holidays14 days25 of 104
  10. Take-home pay$35,613 PPP28 of 37
  11. Median salary$3,527 PPP/mo22 of 78
  12. Government debt39.80 %36 of 124
  13. GDP per capita$32,95937 of 127
  14. Debt per person$13,11887 of 123
  15. Price level58 % of US prices86 of 125
  16. Median income$25,094 PPP29 of 42
  17. Minimum wage in euros€1,153/mo9 of 26
  18. Retirement age (men)64.7 years17 of 49
  19. Unemployment rate6.73 %83 of 124
  20. Electricity price€0.207/kWh14 of 33
  21. Money's value43.40 %51 of 116
  22. Inflation rate3.79 %56 of 123
  23. Tax wedge39.79 %20 of 36
  24. Retirement age (women)64.3 years27 of 49
  25. Average annual salary$58,112 PPP20 of 37
  26. GDP growth2.92 %63 of 127
  27. Petrol€1.79/l14 of 27
  28. Currency-0.71 %36 of 71

The money journey · average earner

Gross pay, average job · official$58,112Income tax + employee contributions · our calculation$35,613−$22,499One year of inflation, held as cash · our calculation$34,263−$1,350
All figures in PPP dollars — what money buys locally (why that matters). The tax step is the OECD net personal rate for a single average earner — deliberately not the tax wedge (the difference). The last bar holds the year's take-home as cash; a deposit account would blunt, not erase, the inflation slice. Housing and daily costs are not subtracted — no official cross-country source exists, and this journey never estimates.

Financially nearest · computed, not curated

Croatia

avg gap 13.4 pp · 23 shared fields

Most separates them: mortgage rate 4.11 % (Lithuania) vs 2.91 %

Latvia

avg gap 13.8 pp · 28 shared fields

Most separates them: minimum wage €1,153/mo (Lithuania) vs €780/mo

Estonia

avg gap 14.4 pp · 28 shared fields

Most separates them: tax on pay 38.72 % (Lithuania) vs 23.25 %

Slovakia

avg gap 16.3 pp · 28 shared fields

Most separates them: tax on pay 38.72 % (Lithuania) vs 24.27 %

Where Lithuania is unremarkable
Public holidays14 daysranked 25th of 104
Take-home pay$35,613 PPPranked 28th of 37
Median salary$3,527 PPP/moranked 22nd of 78
Government debt39.80 %ranked 36th of 124
GDP per capita$32,959ranked 37th of 127
Debt per person$13,118ranked 87th of 123
Price level58 % of US pricesranked 86th of 125
Median income$25,094 PPPranked 29th of 42
Minimum wage in euros€1,153/moranked 9th of 26
Retirement age (men)64.7 yearsranked 17th of 49
Unemployment rate6.73 %ranked 83rd of 124
Electricity price€0.207/kWhranked 14th of 33
Money's value43.40 %ranked 51st of 116
Inflation rate3.79 %ranked 56th of 123
Tax wedge39.79 %ranked 20th of 36
Retirement age (women)64.3 yearsranked 27th of 49
Average annual salary$58,112 PPPranked 20th of 37
GDP growth2.92 %ranked 63rd of 127
Petrol€1.79/lranked 14th of 27
Currency-0.71 %ranked 36th of 71

28 fields published for Lithuania, every one dated and sourced · 7 not published yet

Awaiting an official source for Lithuania: lending rate, deposit rate, savings vs inflation, bank spread, rent, minimum wage (ppp), vat.

Sources for all 28 figures
What would a loan cost here?Taxes in LithuaniaWhat each kind of work earns3.0×

What changed

7 Sept 2026Currency vs USD (1y)-0.72 → -0.71
6 Sept 2026Currency vs USD (1y)-0.24 → -0.72
5 Sept 2026Currency vs USD (1y)-0.6 → -0.24
4 Sept 2026Currency vs USD (1y)-0.45 → -0.6
3 Sept 2026Currency vs USD (1y)-0.9 → -0.45
3 Sept 2026Petrol (Euro-super 95) per litre1.778 → 1.79
3 Sept 2026Mortgage rate (new loans)4.03 → 4.11
2 Sept 2026Currency vs USD (1y)-0.52 → -0.9
1 Sept 2026Currency vs USD (1y)-0.44 → -0.52
31 Aug 2026Currency vs USD (1y)-0.41 → -0.44
30 Aug 2026Currency vs USD (1y)-0.21 → -0.41
29 Aug 2026Currency vs USD (1y)0.56 → -0.21
28 Aug 2026Currency vs USD (1y)0.12 → 0.56
27 Aug 2026Currency vs USD (1y)-0.27 → 0.12
27 Aug 2026Petrol (Euro-super 95) per litre1.77 → 1.778
26 Aug 2026Currency vs USD (1y)0.62 → -0.27
25 Aug 2026Currency vs USD (1y)0.64 → 0.62
23 Aug 2026Currency vs USD (1y)0.37 → 0.64
22 Aug 2026Currency vs USD (1y)-0.02 → 0.37
21 Aug 2026Currency vs USD (1y)-0.91 → -0.02