UAB Ensela

About UAB Ensela

Small and medium-sized Lithuanian companies are the core clientele of this Vilnius bookkeeping practice, run by director Ilona Peseckienė, who brings fourteen years of accounting experience. Each client is assigned a dedicated accountant and every set of reports is reviewed by a senior colleague before it goes out. The firm works mainly remotely for clients across the country, using the Rivilė and Agnum systems, and promises to take over books from a previous provider within about a week. Typical clients are private limited companies, small partnerships, start-ups and non-profits in construction, services, small-scale manufacturing and property rental; high-volume e-commerce businesses and sole traders are outside its scope. Alongside monthly bookkeeping it lists the incorporation of new companies at the Register of Legal Entities, backlog clean-ups and tax consulting. Communication is offered in Lithuanian or English, and a fixed monthly package price is published.

Services

The monthly package covers recording purchase, sales, bank and cash documents, iSAF reporting and VAT returns, payroll with timesheets, Sodra and personal income tax declarations, hiring and termination paperwork, owner reports, annual financial statements for the Centre of Registers and corporate, real estate and pollution tax declarations. Further services are company incorporation at the Register of Legal Entities, correction of prior-period bookkeeping, tax advisory included in the fee, and client-specific financial analysis.

• ✓ Company formation: offered
• ✓ Accounting and bookkeeping: offered
• ✓ Tax compliance: offered
• ✓ VAT: offered
• ✓ Payroll: offered
• ✕ Audit: not listed
• ✕ Bank account assistance: not listed
• ✕ Residency and visas: not listed
• ✕ Corporate secretarial: not listed
• ✕ Virtual office: not listed

Published prices

• Monthly accounting package from EUR 300 + VAT (up to 5 employees and 50 documents)
• extra employee EUR 25 per month
• extra invoice EUR 3

As published by the firm. Prices change; the firm's quote is what counts.