Gvantsa Maziashvili
Georgian Tax & Legal Consultant for Expats
I provide tailored Georgian tax consultations for expats, foreign entrepreneurs, remote professionals, and international business owners considering Georgia as a place to live, work, or establish a business.
Each consultation is focused on the client’s individual circumstances, including their business activities, sources of income, tax residency, existing foreign structures, and plans in Georgia.
I help clients understand how Georgian taxation applies to their situation, identify the most suitable business and tax structure, assess potential double-taxation considerations, and clarify their registration, reporting, and ongoing compliance obligations.
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I provide ongoing tax reporting and declaration filing support for Individual Entrepreneurs and LLCs operating in Georgia.
My work includes reviewing the financial information relevant to each reporting period, reconciling the figures required for tax purposes, determining applicable tax liabilities, preparing the relevant monthly declarations, and submitting them through the Georgian Revenue Service portal.
I also monitor filing requirements and deadlines, identify potential inconsistencies before submission, and provide clients with clear information regarding their declared tax liabilities and payment obligations.
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Provided tax structuring and consultation for digital and IT businesses operating internationally from Georgia.
The work included assessing eligibility for Georgia’s Virtual Zone (VZ) status, reviewing qualifying IT activities, advising on the appropriate business structure, and explaining applicable tax benefits, reporting obligations, and ongoing compliance requirements.
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Provided consultation and practical guidance on setting up a tax-efficient structure in Georgia for a remote professional working with international clients.
The work included assessing eligibility for Georgia’s Small Business Status, explaining the 1% tax regime, Individual Entrepreneur registration, tax obligations, reporting requirements, and ongoing compliance.
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