The successful and efficient process of developing social innovations depends on the involvement of stakeholders, the distribution of their interests and the links of cooperation. However, it can be observed that it is difficult to identify all the relationships of stakeholders, the functions they perform in the development of social innovation. The aim of this article is to identify the principles of stakeholder involvement in the process of social innovation development in rural areas. The article presents a study that was conducted to assess the preparation of the environment for the process of social innovation development during systemic changes and during interviews with interested organizations in Rokiškis district. The study found that the involvement of organizations depends on the leading leader and the real motives for involvement.

The aim of the research is to indicate and summarize the most important issues of the present taxation in Lithuania. In addition to this, the solutions to solve taxation problems are suggested. The problems raised are the addition to the discussion of the scientists and practicians of how to reduce the burden of taxation not only for those who are under the pressure (i.e. the taxpayers) but also for the administrators of taxation who carry out the duties. Every uncoordinated, unplanned, redundant, usually insignificant, and sometimes even unnecessary demand in the society provokes the considerable indignation. But it is very important to note that it uses the energy and resources of useful and necessary processes and does not give any benefit. "Too perfect" mechanisms of processes regulation and control increase the expenditure and do not bring the expected profit in GDP, i.e. do not bring any benefit for all the participants of the economical processes. Similarly, the taxes after the useful contracts are lost and they do not reach the Treasury. The whole society looses and this shakes the state to its foundations.