Central & South Asia

Georgia tax rates 2026

A territorial system: foreign-source personal income is exempt, local income carries a flat 20% tax, and small entrepreneurs can elect a 1% turnover regime instead.

Territorial Last verified

The taxes

Georgia tax rates
Personal income (top)20%A flat 20% applies to Georgian-source income, while foreign-source personal income is exempt. Small Business Status brings that down to just 1% of turnover, rising to 3% above the threshold.
Corporate income15%
Capital gainsExempt once the asset, whether residential property or shares, has been held for over 2 years. Held for less, and it is taxed at 5%/20%.
VAT18%
Dividends (WHT)5%
Interest (WHT)5%
Royalties (WHT)5%
Social security (employee)2%
Social security (employer)2%
Wealth taxNone
Inheritance / estateNone
Property taxProperty tax runs up to 1%, and only applies to households above an income threshold.
OtherCorporate tax follows the Estonian model: 15% applies only to distributed profit. There is a funded pension of 2%+2%, with the state adding a further 2%. A 15% withholding tax applies to low-tax jurisdictions.

How the system works

Tax system
Territorial
Foreign income
Largely outside scope (territorial)
Taxes by citizenship
No
Exit tax
No
CFC rules
No
CRS
Participating

A special regime for new arrivals

Georgia offers several distinct tax regimes. Small Business Status taxes turnover at 1% up to GEL 500k. Micro Business Status taxes turnover at 0% up to GEL 30k. There is an HNWI tax residency route that does not require the usual 183 days in-country. Corporate tax follows the Estonian model, so the 15% rate applies only to profit that is actually distributed. And IT businesses have access to the Virtual Zone and International Company regimes.

Rates checked July 2026: the top marginal income tax rate, the standard VAT rate and the main corporate rate.