
Tax Obligations Related to Business Sale in Georgia
The sale of a business in Georgia can take two main forms: selling the company’s shares or selling its business assets. While both options ultimately

The sale of a business in Georgia can take two main forms: selling the company’s shares or selling its business assets. While both options ultimately

The 1994 Energy Charter Treaty (“ECT”) was ratified by Georgia on 22 February 1995 and entered into force on 16 April 1998 (the “Effective Date”).

On 17 September 2025, a bill introducing amendments to the Organic Law of Georgia “On the National Bank of Georgia” was submitted to the Georgian

Introduction In Georgia, the taxation of real estate sales follows a simple and transparent framework. Unlike many other jurisdictions, Georgia does not impose a separate

Labor safety regulations in Georgia have become a topic of active discussion, as the Georgian relevant state authority, Labor Inspection Office (“Labor Inspection”), regularly conducts

Georgia offers one of the most tax-efficient frameworks in the region for structuring and managing investment funds. Owing to the rules outlined in the Tax

Companies and organizations in Georgia must use electronic documents signed with a qualified electronic signature or stamp if they wish to submit electronic documents to

Capital increases and reductions are common corporate transactions in Georgia. While these actions primarily reflect changes in a company’s equity structure, they also carry specific

Georgia has positioned itself as an appealing destination for globally mobile individuals, offering a unique route to tax residency designed specifically for High-Net-Worth Individuals (HNWIs).

What is Virtual Zone Person Status and Why is It So Beneficial? Georgia offers one of the most attractive tax regimes in the region for

Barter transactions remain a practical way for businesses and individuals to exchange goods or services without relying solely on cash payments. While they may appear

Investors purchase shares to earn a return on their investment. They expect regular dividends as profit. For many minority shareholders, dividends are the only income
