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Georgian Company Tax: Rates, Regimes and Thresholds Explained
Georgia taxes profit when it leaves the company, not as it is earned, and offers several conditional regimes on top. These articles set out how each one works and what evidence it demands.
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The 1% Route for Freelancers in Georgia: How It Really Works
Small Business status explained for the people who actually use it - freelancers and consultants: registration, the excluded-activity list, the cap and what happens when you cross it, and the monthly obligations nobody mentions.
Digital Nomads in Georgia: Where You Live, Where You Are Taxed, and What to Register
The 183-day test, how Georgia treats foreign-source income, when a remote worker actually needs an Individual Entrepreneur, and the common error of assuming a Georgian company solves a home-country tax problem.
Free Industrial Zones in Georgia: Who They Are Actually For
Georgia's Free Industrial Zones offer significant exemptions - and significant conditions. What the zones are, the legal framework behind them, which taxes they change, how trade with mainland Georgia is treated, the real running costs, the compliance obligations, and when a Virtual Zone or International Company status fits better.
Taxation in Georgia: A Complete Guide for Companies and Founders
Every tax a Georgian company and its owners realistically meet - corporate income tax on the Estonian model, dividends, VAT and reverse charge, payroll and pension, property, plus the preferential regimes, residency, and the compliance rhythm.
Georgia's 1% Tax: Small Business Status for Individual Entrepreneurs (2026 Guide)
How Georgia's famous 1% tax regime actually works in 2026: who qualifies for Small Business Status, the 500,000 GEL threshold, the list of excluded activities, the VAT trigger, the new effective-date rule, the compliance obligations, and when an LLC is the better choice.
Virtual Zone vs International Company Status: Choosing Georgia's IT Tax Regime
A side-by-side comparison of Georgia's two headline IT tax regimes - Virtual Zone Person and International Company Status - covering eligibility, corporate and salary taxation, VAT on exports, substance requirements, and which regime fits which kind of software business.
Georgian Tax Residency for Founders: the 183-Day Rule and the HNWI Route
Why registering a Georgian company does not make you a Georgian tax resident, how the 183-day test works, how the High Net Worth Individual route grants residency without 183 days, the tax residency certificate, and why founders should plan residency and structure together.
Georgia Tax Status Planning: How Founders Should Choose the Right Route
A practical guide to Georgia's tax-status options for founders in 2026: standard LLC profit tax, Small Business Status, Virtual Zone Person, International Company Status, VAT and payroll, substance requirements, and why company formation is not the same as tax residency.
Registering a Company in Georgia as a Non-Resident: What Foreigners Need to Know
Can a foreigner own a Georgian company, do you need residency or a visa, and can you do it without visiting? A practical guide to non-resident company formation in Georgia - ownership, the remote process, tax options with their conditions, banking, and the home-country question most guides skip.
Tax Exemptions & Preferential Tax Regimes in Georgia
A practical overview of Georgia's preferential tax statuses - Virtual Zone Person, International Company Status, Free Industrial Zones, Small Business and Micro Business - who qualifies, the headline rates, the legal framework, and how to apply.
Forming a Georgian Company Remotely: Power of Attorney, Apostille & Notarization
How non-residents incorporate in Georgia without traveling - the role of the Power of Attorney, the difference between apostille and consular legalization, certified translation, realistic timelines, and the drafting decisions that decide whether the POA protects you or exposes you.
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