Tax on distributed profit
Georgia generally taxes company profit when it is distributed, allowing retained earnings to remain available for growth.
We prepare the founding agreement and statute, arrange a legal address, register the company, and deliver the completed corporate documents remotely under a power of attorney.
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Georgian profit-tax model: retained and reinvested profit is generally not subject to profit tax until it is distributed or another taxable disbursement occurs.
A separate legal entity for international operations, partners, and scalable business
Georgia generally taxes company profit when it is distributed, allowing retained earnings to remain available for growth.
The company acts in its own name and separates corporate obligations from the founder's personal activity.
The company can be established with foreign ownership and managed by a foreign director.
The Public Registry's standard registration term for an LLC is one working day after filing.
From structure selection to completed corporate documents
We confirm the founders, share allocation, director, activities, company name, and intended use.
We prepare the wording, explain authentication, and review the notarized document before shipping.
We prepare the founding agreement, statute, consents, legal-address documents, and translations.
The representative files the company package and obtains the registration decision and extract.
We verify the company's tax data and explain profit tax, VAT, payroll, and reporting considerations.
You receive the corporate documents and instructions for banking, accounting, and ongoing operation.
A complete corporate registration package prepared for your ownership structure
We collect the corporate decisions before preparing the final documents
Georgia's corporate model generally defers profit tax until distribution, but distributed profit and certain non-business or deemed distributions are taxable. VAT, payroll, withholding, property, and other obligations may also apply. The correct treatment depends on actual transactions.
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A Georgian limited liability company is a separate legal entity suitable for international services, trade, partnerships, employees, and activities that require a corporate bank account and clear separation from the founder's personal affairs.
Registration requires a founding agreement containing the statute, founder and director information, share allocation, representation rules, and a Georgian legal address. Official standard statutes may be used or an individual statute can be prepared.
Foreign founders can complete the process through a representative. We prepare the documents and power of attorney, arrange translations and the legal address, and file the company package with the Public Registry.
Georgia's corporate profit-tax system generally taxes profit when it is distributed rather than when it is earned and retained. This can support reinvestment, but the rules also cover non-business expenses, free supplies, and other deemed distributions.
An LLC may also have VAT, payroll, withholding, property, and reporting obligations. The company should use Georgian accounting based on its real contracts, customers, staff, and money flows.
An LLC is usually preferable where liability separation, multiple founders, employees, investment, or corporate contracts matter. A sole trader may be simpler for one freelancer whose eligible activity can use Small Business Status.
Company and tax consequences depend on ownership, management, tax residence, transaction type, and applicable treaties. This page provides general information, not an individual legal or tax opinion.