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Company Registration in Georgia

Company Registration in Georgia

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Company Registration Service in Georgia

Located in the Caucasus region of Eurasia and bordered by Russia to the north, Black Sea to the west, Turkey and Armenia to the South and Azerbaijan to the southeast, is the country, Georgia. Tbilisi is the capital of Georgia and is a known member of the United Nations, the Council of Europe, and the GUAM Organization for Democracy and Economic Development.

Based on a ‘one contact’ principle, one can open a company in Georgia that pertains to documentation and state registration. In any business field like health, safety, environmental protection, gambling, communications and energy it is possible to open a company.

Advantages of Company Formation in Georgia

Advantages of incorporating a company in Georgia are

Free Industrial Zones: Certain cities in Georgia known as Free Industrial Zones can incorporate Business or companies and enjoy certain benefits like tax exemptions on corporate income tax, import tax or local property tax, reduction in building inspection fees, regulatory fees and certain other fees. Poti, Kutaisi and Tbilisi are the Free Industrial Zones (FIZs) cities.

Favourable tax regimes: The corporate tax rate is pegged at 15% which is among the lowest in Europe.

There is no requirement of capital for starting a company in Georgia.

Business in Georgia: Taxation

The taxation system in Georgia has 3 categories namely the Federal, state and local level. The federal level tax is given the highest priority:

Corporate Profit Tax (15%)

Value Added Tax (18%)

The Georgian authorities have no restrictions placed on currency conversion, capital returns and profits.

Requirements to Register a Company in Georgia

An entrepreneur must provide the following documents in order to register a company in Georgia, to the National Agency of Public Registry of the Ministry of Justice of Georgia. They include:

Identity card or notarized power of attorney from the Founder or CEO of the company to begin the registration process;

Application (received by the registering officer of the Ministry of Justice, who accepts the documents);

Agreement / charter of the company, signed by all participants and notarized;

The tenancy agreement for the office (legal address)

Receipt of payment of state duty

Tax registration and Registration of a company in Georgia is performed simultaneously.

The entrepreneur is not required to provide information on the size of the share capital as per the characteristic feature of the legislation. Registration can be done in person by going to the Ministry of Justice along with a minimum prepared package of documents. One can accompany someone who speaks Georgian. A registration application is filed on-site, with the payment of state duty. VAT and registration status of the electronic payer require Separate applications that are filed with the Taxation Revenue Service of Georgia.

Business Registration in Georgia: Types of Companies

The following companies can be registered in Georgia:

Sole Proprietorship

Any person or legal entity, regardless of the citizenship or residence can register companies in Georgia according to The Law for Entrepreneurs, which has currently been in force (as amended on 30.06.2017), except sole proprietors (citizens of Georgia) or owners of real estates in its territory, due to the credit and tax obligations.

LLC (Limited Liability Company)

This is the most popular form to be registered in Georgia because the properties of the founders / participants are separated from the property of the enterprise. Liabilities arise in the amount of the company’s authorized capital or assets held by the company on the day of the claim if any financial conflicts with creditors or tax authorities occur.

Joint-stock company

These have capital divided into shares that can be owned by both founders and third-parties. If the company incurs loss, the partners or participants are not personally liable.

General and Limited partnership

The business form rarely used in Georgia is Limited partnership. In different activities, some of the partners/participants (commandite partners) do not participate directly, but are involved only in raising capital with their liability. They receive dividends from the company’s activities. Liability is unlimited among other members of the partnership making them full partners.

Solidarity Company

In this type, in the name of the company several individuals (partners) carry out business activities which are accountable for the company’s activities with their assets.

Corporation

Separate from its owners or shareholders lies the Corporation which may still exist regardless of the status of the individual shareholders.

Company Incorporation in Georgia: Initial Stages

If you thinking to start a business in Georgia, the following steps should be followed by both local and foreign investors:

To select a company type in Georgia, Blackswan works with the client that will suit the business activity.

To select a suitable company name, Blackswan works with the client.

The name of the company is registered with the National Public Registry of Georgia by Blackswan and then continues with the preparation of the necessary documents.

The client is helped by Blackswan for the notarization of the documents by a Public notary in Georgia.

The Entrepreneurial Register will issue an identification number.

A corporate bank account at any of the Georgian commercial banks has to be opened by a client which is assisted by Blackswan.

Georgia Company Formation FAQs

How to register a company in Georgia from abroad?

The process of registration begins with our lawyers who give free consultation and expert assessment towards the company formation. Then the necessary documents are collected and prepared and submitted for company registration. Finally the certificate of registration may be delivered to you via courier service.

How long does it take to register a company in Georgia?

Nearly one week will be sufficient for Georgian company registration.

How much does it cost to register a business in Georgia?

The cost will be $1750 for registering a company in Georgia. The cost is inclusive of comprehensive review, company registration, service and certificate.

How to register a business name in Georgia?

The National Public Registry of Georgia has set up requirements to choose a business name. Contact Blackswan.

Do I need business licenses and permits in Georgia?

When planning to run a business in Georgia, a license or permit will be required.

How can I check if a business company is registered in Georgia?

Our lawyers at Blackswan work closely with the National Agency of Public Registry of Georgia to verify the registration of a business or company

Why incorporate with Blackswan?

There are many benefits of business incorporation with Blackswan in Georgia that include:

  • Full range of related services: a full range of legal, corporate, government, and business intelligence related services is provided by Blackswan.
  • Professionals and expertise of Law: Best professionals are always available to help you with worldwide registration and legal maintenance of companies, accounting services and audit, tax planning and optimization, trademark and patent registration, and many more.
  • Thorough domestic service: Our services cover every region in Georgia.
  • Free initial advice: Free initial advice, as well as services to analyze and develop a legal position on the issue you have raised is provided by lawyers at Blackswan.
  • Fast and safe: Every client’s details are secured with Blackswan.
  • Efficiency and productivity: Up to date personalized services are provided by Blackswan to help your business succeed.

Are you ready for company incorporation?

Blackswan can help you, if interested in registering and incorporating a company in Georgia. Just drop an email and boost your business to the next level!

Set of Documents

  • Company Charter
  • License
  • Registration Certificate
  • Summary record of the meeting

Nominee Director and Shareholder

  • Agreement between the Nominee Directors and the Beneficial Owner
  • Apostille Power of Attorney
  • Consent Letter
  • Deed of Trust
  • Director Resignation Letter
  • Nominee Director is an individual resident in Georgia.
  • Nominee Director’s Declaration
  • Nominee Shareholder
  • Resolution affecting the issuing the Power of Attorney
  • Share Transfer

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