1% Tax? How & Why To Move Your Taxes To Georgia (Country)
If you'd like to pay significantly less tax, here is one good solution: Move your business and/or personal tax residency to a country with lower tax rates. Move Taxes to
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Difference Between Tax Residency & Legal Residency In Georgia
The question of Tax Residency vs. Legal Residency in Georgia (country) seems to cause a lot of confusion. In this brief article I hope to finally clarify this topic.
Simply put,
Why reverse-VAT affects your foreign owned Georgian business & how to eliminate it
If you operate a Georgian business that purchases services from abroad, then you need to declare and pay Reverse Charge VAT (18%) in your monthly declarations to the RS. You
Tax Liability For Foreign Business Owners Living In Georgia
Do you manage your foreign business remotely from Georgia? If you didn't register that business with the Georgian authorities, you may be breaking the law, and even owe back taxes
High Net Worth Program – Speed Up Your Georgian Tax Residency
The High Net Worth Georgian Tax Residency program is a unique opportunity for those with an income over 200,000 GEL (approx. 80,000 USD) or personal assets in excess of 3
The No.1 Tax Mistake Costing Foreigners $Thousands In Georgia
Tax residency in Georgia is automatic after 183 days in any rolling 12 month period - this is a legal fact, not a choice, no matter which country you come
Digital Nomads: Country hopping doesn’t avoid tax
Where do you declare your taxes if you never spend long enough in any country to be considered a tax resident?
The precise answer can be complicated and depends on a
Why 80% Of Expats In Georgia (Unintentionally) Break The Tax Law – The Myth Of Tax Free Foreign Income
Is all your foreign income tax-free if you live in Georgia? To answer simply: no.
If you’re a foreigner looking into the tax consequences of relocating to Tbilisi, Georgia, you’ve probably
How To Register Your Micro Business in Georgia
If you meet the qualifications to be eligible for Micro Business Status (Gross turnover under 30,000 GEL annually, no employees, not on the prohibited list of activities (see below), etc.)
Been In Georgia 6 Months? You Are Now A Tax Resident, What’s Next?
Just because you arrived in Georgia on a tourist visa, doesn’t mean you can avoid being a tax resident. After 183 days tax residency begins automatically (Tax Code Article 34