Georgian tax and accounting services
We register the entity, keep the books and file the returns — for founders, expats and international companies operating in Georgia. One accountant who knows your file, and a written answer to every question.
What we do
Engagements are monthly and scoped in writing. Nothing is billed by surprise, and nothing is filed without you seeing it first.
Registration & setup
Company or individual-entrepreneur registration, tax-authority enrolment and bank onboarding — with the right structure agreed before anything is filed.
Bookkeeping
Monthly records maintained to Georgian standards, reconciled against your bank, and kept in a state where any inspection is a non-event.
Tax returns & filings
Monthly and annual declarations prepared, reviewed with you and submitted through the Revenue Service portal. Deadlines are ours to track, not yours.
Payroll
Salary calculation, pension contributions and employee withholding for local and remote staff, with payslips issued on a fixed monthly cycle.
VAT & compliance
Threshold monitoring so registration never catches you late, plus reverse-charge treatment and the correct handling of exported services.
Advisory & audit support
Structuring, double-taxation questions, and second opinions before a decision rather than after. We also stand with you through audits and enquiries.
Which one are you?
Most clients arrive with the same question in a different shape: which structure am I actually in, and what am I responsible for? Pick the closest match to see what applies.
Working for yourself, invoicing abroad
Living here, earning from elsewhere
A company with staff, invoices and deadlines
Opening a Georgian entity inside a group
Holding Georgian assets, and letting them
Which structure applies to you
Georgia's system is genuinely simple once you know which door you came through. The rates, thresholds and deadlines that follow are things we set out in writing for your specific situation.
Ask which one fits youIndividual entrepreneur
The route most freelancers and consultants take. Simplified turnover-based regimes are available if your activity qualifies, with light monthly reporting and no employees.
Limited liability company
Georgia taxes companies on profit you take out, not profit you keep — so reinvested earnings stay deferred. The right choice once you have staff, partners or real costs.
Special statuses
Virtual Zone, International Company and Free Industrial Zone regimes carry real advantages for software and export businesses — and real conditions. We assess whether you qualify.
Local professionals, used to cross-border problems
Founded in Tbilisi with a second office in Batumi, we are a team of qualified accountants and business advisors with decades of combined experience serving international clients.
We specialise in helping entrepreneurs, investors and expatriates navigate Georgia's tax and regulatory landscape with confidence. As both local professionals and people who have worked across borders, we know where cross-border business actually gets stuck — and we give practical answers rather than caveats.
“GeorgiaTax is a fantastic partner for the complex accounting needs of our venture-backed corporate structure. Extra credit for helping us with fundraising transactions.”
“The team has managed our payroll and accounting for three years with exceptional professionalism — reliable, responsive, and always accurate and on time.”
Tbilisi
Chavchavadze Avenue, Vake
Tbilisi 0179, Georgia
Monday–Friday, 10:00–18:00
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Batumi
Zviad Gamsakhurdia Street
Batumi 6000, Georgia
Monday–Friday, 10:00–18:00
Asked most often
If your question isn't here, send it over. We answer in writing, and the first answer is free.
No. Both companies and individual entrepreneurs can be registered by non-residents, and neither of the simplified regimes depends on your personal tax residency. Residency matters for how your own income is taxed, which is a separate question we work through with you.
Registration itself is usually a matter of one to two working days once documents are in order. Bank onboarding is the variable part and depends on the bank, your nationality and the nature of the business — we prepare you for it in advance so it isn't a surprise.
Yes, and it's common. We start with a review of what has already been filed, tell you plainly what we find, and correct anything outstanding before taking over the monthly cycle.
We work in English, Georgian and Russian. All correspondence with the Revenue Service is handled by us in Georgian; everything you receive is in the language you chose.
A fixed monthly fee for ongoing bookkeeping, payroll and filings, quoted after we understand transaction volume. One-off work — registration, a structuring opinion, audit support — is quoted separately before it starts.
We handle it. Because records are kept audit-ready month to month, most enquiries are answered with documents we already hold. We correspond with the authority directly and keep you informed at each step.
Notes from the practice
What changes for individual entrepreneurs this year
A short read on the amendments to the special regimes, and who actually needs to act on them.
Sole trader or company: the decision, honestly
The four questions that settle it in practice — and the two that people worry about but shouldn't.
Being audit-ready without thinking about it
What we keep on file every month, and why it turns an enquiry into a non-event.
Send us the situation.
Describe what you're doing in Georgia and we'll tell you which structure applies, what compliance involves and what it costs. First answer is free and comes in writing.
Enquiry received.
We'll come back to you within one working day with an initial read on your situation and what it would take to handle it.