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Clear explanations for decisions that matter. Choose a practice below, then read the question behind the rule and what it could mean for you.
Tax decisions, made clearer.
Rates tell only part of the story. The real answer depends on the activity, the person and where income arises.
Georgia’s 1% Tax for Freelancers: What Really Qualifies, and What Can Go Wrong
The attractive number is easy to remember. The conditions behind it are where the real decision begins.
Read insight →Freelancer or Employee? The Contract Test Behind Georgia’s 1% Tax
Changing the title at the top of a contract cannot change the relationship underneath it.
Read insight →Paid from Abroad, Working in Georgia: Where Is Your Income Taxed?
The country from which money arrives is only one fact. For tax, the source of income has its own legal test.
Read insight →Foreign Employer, Georgian Workday: When Your Salary Is Taxed in Georgia
Remote work can cross borders without moving the employer. The employee’s tax position does not always stay behind.
Read insight →After Registration: The Georgian Tax Calendar That Keeps a Business on Track
A registration certificate marks the beginning of a business. The quieter work begins the month after.
Read insight →Georgia’s Tax Rates Explained: What Each Percentage Actually Applies To
The same number can mean very different things when its tax base changes.
Read insight →One Person, Many Income Streams: A Practical Guide to Georgia’s Tax Reliefs
A person can be an employee, landlord and entrepreneur in the same year. Each role deserves its own answer.
Read insight →Build on the right foundation.
A practical starting point for independent professionals planning a Georgian business.
A Freelancer’s First Year in Georgia: Registration, 1% Status and the Rules Afterward
A low rate and a quick registration can make Georgia attractive. The lasting work lies in matching the setup to the business.
Read insight →Georgia’s 1% Tax for Freelancers: What Really Qualifies, and What Can Go Wrong
The attractive number is easy to remember. The conditions behind it are where the real decision begins.
Read insight →After Registration: The Georgian Tax Calendar That Keeps a Business on Track
A registration certificate marks the beginning of a business. The quieter work begins the month after.
Read insight →Know the work behind the status.
The Virtual Zone and International Company regimes are valuable only when the business and evidence fit.
Virtual Zone or International Company? The IT Founder’s Guide to Georgia’s Tax Regimes
Two attractive regimes answer different business questions. The right one depends on the work, the team and the way profits are used.
Read insight →The Virtual Zone Certificate Is Only the Start: How to Protect the Tax Exemption
The decisive question is whether the company can show the qualifying work behind the certificate.
Read insight →Eight Virtual Zone Scenarios: What Georgia’s Revenue Service Guidance Actually Explains
A tax guidance note does not rewrite the law. It shows how the administration intends to apply it to real transactions.
Read insight →International Company Status in Georgia: The Benefits, the Two-Year Test and the Real Team
Georgia’s International Company regime rewards qualifying activity. It is not built for a mailbox and a certificate.
Read insight →Property and the decisions around it.
A clear look at the tax consequences of selling a home in Georgia.
Selling a Home in Georgia: The Two-Year Rule and the 5% Trap
The answer is not found in the sale price alone. Time owned, the property’s use and the legal asset sold all matter.
Read insight →Protect what you create.
New commentary is being prepared. For now, explore how we help with ownership, rights and commercial use.
Intellectual property
Advice shaped around your asset, business model and market.
Explore the practice →Plan the move with confidence.
New commentary is being prepared. Read about the services behind the decisions that cross borders.
Citizenship and residency
Explore available routes and the questions to assess before you apply.
Explore citizenship →Immigration and residency
Understand the practical path for living and working across borders.
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