How to Start a Business in Georgia (0)

HOW 
TO 
START 
A BUSINESS 
IN 
GEORGIA
Table of 
Contents
• INTRODUCTION
• TYPES OF BUSINESS ENTITIES
• Joint Stock Company
• Limited Liability Company
• General Partnership
• Limited Partnership
• Cooperative 
• Branch Office
• Business Partnership
• Individual Entrepreneur
• REGISTRATION REQUIREMNETS
• Registration requirements for JSC/LLC/GP/LP/CO
• Registration requirements for a  Branch Office
• Registration requirements for a BP
• Registration requirements for an IE
• FAQ
• Content of the Application Form for Registration
• Required Documents for Registration of an 
Enterprise
• Sample of the Minutes of Partners /Shareholders 
Meeting for Establishment of an Enterprise
• Required Documents for Registration of a Branch 
Office
• Sample of the Board of Directors Resolution for 
Establishment of a Branch Office
• Required Documents for Registration of a Business 
Partnership
• Required Documents for Registration of an 
Individual Enterprise
• Sample of a Power of Attorney
• List of Signatory Countries to the Apostille 
Convention
• Useful Contact Information
 
INTRODUCTION
Legal Forms of Enterprises in Georgia
The  Law  of  Georgia  on  Entrepreneurs  (hereinafter  LOE) 
sets    forth   an  exhaustive  list  of  enterprises  that  can  be 
established in Georgia and they are as follows: 
 
• Joint-Stock Company (JSC)
 
• Limited Liability Company (LLC)
 
• General Partnership (GP)
 
• Limited Partnership (LP)
 
• Cooperative (CO)
 
• Business Partnership (BP)
 
• Individual Enterprise (IE)
The  rules  contained in the LOE  apply  equally  to  foreign  and 
local    companies .   Therefore ,  foreign  nationals  may  freely 
participate in the incorporation of legal entities, due to the 
absence of any applicable legal limitation.
General Rules Applicable to All Types of 
Business Entities 
• Registering  Authority  – All companies  shall  be registered 
with the Tax Inspections of the Ministry of  Finance  of Georgia.
•   Charter   -  A  company  may  have  its  Charter  ( Articles   of 
Association , By  laws ) or a Shareholders’ Agreement in which 
the founders may articulate the  details  of  management  and 
operation  of the company. The   legislation  does not  require  
presenting the Charter to the Tax Inspection for registration 
purposes . The Charter should be maintained at the company 
itself. 
• Charter Capital - Company does not have to indicate to the 
Tax Inspection the amount of its Charter Capital.
•  Stamp  -  Companies  in  Georgia  do  not  have  to  possess 
a  company  stamp.   However ,  in  dealings  with   banks ,  tax 
authorities  and   civil   counteragents,  the  company  will  be 
requested   to  use  its  stamp  on  various  documents. 
Consequently,  it  is  recommended  for  companies  to  have 
stamps. 
• Apostile / Legalization -  Please   note  that the documents 
executed in countries  other   than  Georgia shall be notarized 
and legalized or authenticated with an Apostille Stamp in a 
manner duly applicable to the respective procedure.
1 see the definition below
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TYPES OF 
BUSINESS 
ENTITIES 
Joint Stock Company (JSC)
JSC  is  a  legal  entity  the  charter  capital  of  which  is 
divided  into  shares  of equal  nominal   value . The  share  
constitutes  to  a   security   certifying  the   claim   of  a 
shareholder   in  relation  to  the  property  of  the  JSC, 
the   rights   and  obligations  of  shareholders  and  JSC 
towards one  another . The liability of a JSC is limited 
to  its   whole    assets .  Shareholders  are  not  liable  for 
obligations of the JSC. 
Limited Liability Company (LLC)
LLC is a commercial legal entity, the liability of which 
to  its  creditors  is  limited  to  its   entire   property.  LLC 
may be established by a  single   person . The capital of 
the company is divided into shares and unlike the JSC 
partners can not issue new shares.
General Partnership  (GP)
GP  is  a  company  where   several   partners   carry   out 
continuous  and independent  entrepreneurial   activity  
under the  same  company name. The founders are all 
personally liable for any company debt .
Limited Partnership (LP)
LP is a company where several persons jointly carry 
out  independent  entrepreneurial  activity  under  the 
same  company  name.  In  LP,  the  obligations  of  one 
or  several  partners  towards  the  creditors  of  the 
partnership  is  limited  to  their  investments  into  the 
company  (limited  partners  -  Comandits),   while   the 
other  partners  (Complementars)  are  personally liable 
for the company debt. 
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Cooperative (CO)
Cooperative  is  a  company   incorporated   with  the 
objective  to  develop  common business and  increase  
the  profits  of  its   members .  The  objective  of  the 
cooperative  is  to  accomplish  the  interests  of  its 
members.  A  cooperative  is  not  primarily   aimed   at 
gaining  profit . The cooperative is liable to the creditors 
only with its own property.
Branch Office
Any enterprise may establish a branch. It is the sub-
unit  of a business entity and is not a separate legal 
entity. Therefore, the liability of its founder may not 
be limited to the assets of the branch itself. The  latter  
denotes that the founder is financially liable for the 
obligations of the branch. 
Business Partnership (BP) 
Business  Partnership  is  an  association  of  two  or 
more persons ( physical  or legal persons), who share 
the responsibility  before  the creditors as joint debtors 
and  have  unlimited  personal  liability.  The   degree   of 
responsibility of each  partner  towards each other is 
written out in a Partnership Agreement. BP is not a 
legal person.  
Individual Entrepreneur (IE)
As  the   owner   of  an  enterprise,  an  individual 
entrepreneur  is  a  physical  person   whose  
entrepreneurial  activity  shall  be  conducted  in  an 
entrepreneurial  manner.    In  legal   relations    such  
person shall act on its own behalf. IE is not a legal 
entity. An individual entrepreneur uses its rights and 
performs  its  obligations  as  a  physical  person  and 
bears personal responsibility before the creditors for 
any and all obligations arising from its entrepreneurial 
activity.
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REGISTRATION 
REQUIREMENTS
Registration requirements for JSC/LLC/GP/LP/CO
In   order   to   register   a  JSC/LLC/JLC/LP/CO,  the 
founder(s)  shall   submit   a   formal   application  form 
approved  by  the  Ministry  of  Finance  of  Georgia 
(please see Appendix #1). 
The  documents  to  be  submitted  with  the  registra-
tion application to the Tax Inspection are presented in 
Appendix #2. 
Registration fees:
 
• JSC- 360 GEL
 
• LLC- 160 GEL
 
• JLC- 60 GEL
 
• LP- 80 GEL
 
• CO- 120 GEL   
Registration requirements for a  Branch Office
For state and tax registration of the Branch Office, the 
documentations to be submitted to the Tax Inspection 
are presented in Appendix #4. 
Registration fees:
 
• Branch Office of JSC- 180 GEL
 
• Branch Office of LLC-  80 GEL
 
• Branch Office of JLC – 30 GEL
 
• Branch Office of LP- 40 GEL
 
• Branch Office of CO- 60 GEL
Registration of the BP
State and tax registration of the Business Partnership 
is  carried  out  in   accordance   with  the   place   of 
residence / location  of the partner, the name of which 
is indicated in the documentations submitted to the 
Tax Inspection (please see Appendix #6).
Registration requirements for the IE
For  state  and  tax  registration  of  an  Individual 
Enterprise,  a  physical  person  (regardless  of 
nationality ) shall submit the  relevant  documentation 
to the Tax Inspection (please see  Appendix #7).
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FAQ
What is Legalization?
Legalization of a  document  by the respective authority 
of  a  state  certifies  that  the  document  accords  with 
the legislation of that  particular  state. It attests the 
validity  of the notary signature and the seal thereto. 
Legalization  is  carried  out  by  the  embassies  and 
consular departments of Georgia in foreign states . 
What is Apostille?
A  certificate  confirming the authenticity of a document 
issued  in  one  of  the  signatory  countries  for  legal 
purposes  in  all  the  other  signatory  states.  Georgia 
is  a   member   of  The  Hague  Convention  Abolishing 
the  Requirement  of  Legalization  for  Foreign  Public 
Documents (October 5, 1961). Therefore, legalization 
can be substituted by the Apostille in  countries that 
are  members  of  the  Hague  Convention  (please  see 
Appendix #9). 
What activities require obtaining licenses and 
permits?
Certain  types  of  activities  in  Georgia  can  be  carried 
out  only  after  obtaining  the  respective  license  or 
permit   (e.g.   Construction   Permit,   Communication  
License etc.). Such activities are exhaustively listed in 
the Georgian Law on Licenses and Permits.
How long does it take to register an enterprise in 
Georgia?
The registration procedure  takes  only 1 day in Georgia. 
The  state  and  tax  registration  of  a  business  entity 
is  carried  out  by  the  Tax  Inspection  and  performed 
immediately  after   submission   of  all  the   necessary  
documentation. 
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What are the preconditions of legal  stay  in 
Georgia?
A person possessing an ordinary  visa  and wishing to 
stay on the territory of Georgia longer than the  period  
determined  by the visa, should apply to the respective 
regional  services  of the Civil Registration  Agency  of 
the Ministry of Justice of Georgia to receive temporary 
or  permanent  residence permit, before the expiration 
of  the   terms   of  their  legal  stay.  The  duration  of  a 
temporary residence permit can be up to 6 years . 
For what time-period can a company be 
incorporated?
In accordance with the Georgian legislation a company 
can be incorporated for unlimited and  limited time-
period.  The  latter  is  entirely   dependent    upon   the 
choice of the founders.
Can a foreign national be a managing 
director /officer of a Company?
Yes,  Georgian  legislation  does  not   contain   any 
restraints with regard to the nationality of personae 
that  are  entitled  to  participate  in  the   corporate  
governance of a Company.
What are the minimum charter capital 
requirements?
A  Company  shall  have  a  charter  capital,  but  the 
legislation does not contain any  specific  requirements 
with regards to the amount of such capital. Therefore, 
it  is  at  the  discretion  of  the   founding   partners  to 
determine the amount of charter capital.
What is the minimum/ maximum  number of 
company  directors/founders  permitted  in 
Georgia?
Georgian legislation does not contain any limitations 
with  regard  to  the  minimum/maximum  number  of 
directors/founders of a company.
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CONTENT OF 
THE APPLICATION 
Appendix#1  
FORM
Application form2 contains the following  
information:
1. Company ( firm ) name of the business entity;
2. Legal form of the business entity;
3. Legal address of the business entity;
4.  Name,  address,  personal  number  and  signature 
of  the  founding  partner(s),  persons  ( including   a 
proxy )   responsible   for  representing  and   leading   the 
business  entity.  If  the  founder  is  a  business  entity 
– the application should  include  its legal name and 
registration  details,  legal  address,  the  name  of  the 
body   that  registered  the  business  entity,  the   date  
of  registration  and  identification   code ,  information 
regarding its representatives;
5. The duration of a business entity (if a company is 
founded   for  a  determinate  time  period,  its  duration 
shall be indicated by years);
6.  If a business entity has several persons responsible 
for its representation, the application should indicate 
whether  they  represent  the  company  jointly  or 
separately;
7.  The  date  of  submission  of  the  application  for 
registration;
8. The application for the registration of a LP should 
indicate which of the partners is/are complementar 
and which is/are comandit. 
2 Sample of Application form as approved by the Ministry of Finance 
of Georgia can be found on: 
http://www.mof.ge/default.aspx?sec_id=2150&lang=1
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REQUIRED 
 
DOCUMENTS FOR 
REGISTRATION OF 
Appendix #2 
AN ENTERPRISE
For  the  registration  of  an  enterprise,  the  following 
documents shall be submitted (including Application) to 
the Tax Inspection. List of Necessary Documents3:
1.  Decision  of the founders on the  creation  of  JSC/LLC/
JLC/LP/CO in Georgia;
2.  Charter  (Articles  of  Association)  of  the  founder 
company;
3.  Document  certifying  the   proof   of  registration  by  the 
founder in the foreign jurisdiction; if the founder is a legal 
entity, the same or a separate document should indicate 
the  names  of the authorized representatives, supervising 
authority  and  other  corporate  details  of  the  founder 
(Certificate of Registration);
4. Decision on appointment of  the Head of the Company 
(Director) or the relevant Power of Attorney thereof;
5. Passport photocopies of the founders and director(s).
The  Application  should  be  accompanied  by  signature 
samples (facsimile) of person(s) responsible for managing 
the  company.  The  signature  sample  should  either  be 
certified by a notary or made at the Tax Inspection itself 
in attendance of a responsible Tax Inspection  official . 
If  the  founders  (partners)  are  not   present    during   the 
submission of the Application Form at the Tax Inspection, 
they  shall  issue  a  power  of  attorney.  In   addition ,  if  a 
person  responsible  for  representation  or  the   manager  
of the company (the director) is not in Georgia to certify 
his/her  signature  sample  at  a  local  notary  office,  it  is 
necessary to send a duly executed signature sample.
  
3 Please note that documents issued abroad , also samples of the 
signatures needed,  should be notarized and legalized/ or apostilled 
in the founder’s country , translated and notarized in Georgia 
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SAMPLE OF THE   
MINUTES OF 
SHAREHOLDERS/ Appendix #3 
PARTNERS MEETING 
(To Establish an Enterprise in Georgia)
The Meeting was convened on ---------- in--------
-------------, ----------. The Meeting  started  at 
----- p.m. and ended at --------- p.m.
The  Meeting  was  attended  by  the  following   part -
ners: ------------------------- Mr./Ms. ---------
----- opened the General Meeting and presented to 
the participants the agenda of the meeting. 
AGENDA:
1.  Establishing  the  JSC/LLC  etc.  under  the  laws 
of Georgia;
2.   Elect   the  members  of  the  Supervisory   council  
(if any);
3. Elect the members of the Board of Directors;
4. Approve the Charter of the company;
Meeting  discussed  the   issues   determined  by  the 
agenda and resolved:
•  To  establish  the  JSC/LLC  etc.  under  the  legal 
name of -----------JSC/LLC etc.  (the company), the 
company name in Georgian -----------------”
• Charter Capital of the company shall be -------
----------- GEL; 
• The Share Capital of the Company is ----------
---  GEL  of   total   ------------  registered  shares 
with the nominal value of 1 (one) GEL each. (WITH 
REGARD TO JSC ONLY)
• The shares shall be distributed  among  the found-
ing  shareholders  as  follows:  ------------------ 
shares ------%; -------------- shares ------%;
• The legal address of the company shall be: -----
------------------------------.
• Supervisory Council of the Company  consists  of 
--------- members.
Members of the Supervisory Council are: o -------
•  Board  of  Directors  of  the  Company  was  elected 
consisting of –-- members. Members of the Board of 
Directors are: o -------
• Mr./Ms-------------- was elected as a CEO of the 
Company. 
• Shareholders approved the charter of the company.
Thus the Chairman announced the meeting adjourned.
Signatures of the founding shareholders:
___________________________  
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REQUIRED 
 
DOCUMENTS FOR 
THE REGISTRATION 
Appendix #4 
OF A BRANCH OFFICE
The Tax Inspection  requires  the following documents 
to be submitted by foreign legal entities of a branch4 
(including an application for registrations):
1. Decision of the founder on opening a branch in Georgia;
2. Charter (Articles) of the founder company;
3.  Documents  certifying  the  proof  of  registration  of  the 
founder company in the foreign jurisdiction; if the founder 
is a legal entity, the same or the separate document should 
indicate  the  names  of  the  authorized  representatives  and 
other corporate details of the founder;
4.  Decision  on  appointment  of    the  Head  of  the  Company 
(director) or the relevant Power of Attorney thereof;
5. Passport photocopies of the director to be appointed at 
a branch;
6.  The  application  for  registration  should  be  accompanied 
by  signature  samples  (facsimile)  of  person(s)  responsible 
for leading the branch (director or directors). The sample of 
a signature should either be certified by notary or made at 
the Tax Inspection itself in attendance of a responsible Tax 
Inspection official;
7. Power of Attorney of the director (head) to be appointed 
at the branch. 
In addition, the Application Form shall include the 
following information:
1. Company name of a branch;
2. Legal address of a branch;
3.  The  legal  name  of  the  founder  of  a  branch  and  its 
registration details, legal address, the name of the body that 
registered the business entity, the date of registration and 
identification code; 
5. Date of submission of the application for registration.
4 Please note that documents issued abroad, also samples 
of the signatures needed, should be notarized and legalized/ 
or apostilled in  the founder’s country, translated and  nota -
rized in Georgia
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SAMPLE OF BOARD 
OF DIRECTORS 
Appendix #5 
RESOLUTION 
(To Establish a Branch Office in Georgia)
(Place: ___, ________ ) 
On  this  day  of  ________,  2009,  We,  the  under-
signed , being members of ________, being empow-
ered  and  acting  pursuant to the signature rights 
of  ________  of  ________,  registered  under  the 
laws of ________, on________, Registration No. 
________, legal address: ________  (hereinafter 
- the Company), declare as follows:
1. It has been resolved that the Company shall 
open   a  branch  in  Georgia  under  legal  name  of 
________  the Branch of________  (hereinafter – 
the Brach ).
2. It has been  further  resolved that the princi-
pal activities of the Branch shall be ________.  
3. It has been further resolved that the legal 
address of the Branch shall be________. 
4. It has been further resolved that the repre-
sentation authority of the Branch shall be  vest -
ed to the Director:  ________ (please indicate: 
name,  surname , nationality, passport number, ID 
number (if any), domicile of the directors) in-
cluding the power to organize and  manage  the of-
fices in more than one regions of Georgia. 
5. It has been further resolved to issue a power 
of attorney to ________  (born on dd/mm/yyyy, ID 
card No. ________, Personal No. ________,  expiry  
date: dd/mm/yyyy, residing at: _______________ 
) and ________  (ID card No. ________, Personal 
No.  ________,  residing  at:  ________)  In  order 
to jointly and/or separately carry out  actions  
necessary and appropriate to register the Branch 
in Georgia,  sign  any document on behalf of the 
founder  related  with registration including the 
Bylaws of the Branch, application on registra-
tion and the  lease  agreement or the  memorandum  
of  understanding  for the local office  space . The 
trustees shall be authorized to pay any  expenses  
necessary for prompt registration of the Branch. 
The  trustees  shall  also  be  authorized  to  open 
the bank account of the Branch. 
 
Signed:___________________ 
      
Signed:___________________
      
Notary:___________________
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REQUIRED 
DOCUMENTS FOR 
REGISTRATION OF A 
Appendix #6
BUSINESS 
PARTNERSHIP
For  state  and  tax  registration  of  a  Business  Partnership 
the following documentation shall be submitted to the Tax 
Inspection:
1. Application for registration;
2.  Identification  cards  of  the  partners,  or  duly  certified 
copies thereof if the application is  sent  by registered mail or 
submitted through a representative.
The Application submitted to the Tax Inspection shall include 
the following information:
1. Name of the partners, in  case  of legal person - the name 
of the company;
2. Addresses of the partners;
3. ID number of the partners, in case of legal person – the 
registration number;
4. Term of Activity;
5. The date of submission of the application for registration;
6. Signatures of the applicants, in case of a legal person – a 
signature of the duly authorized representative thereof (the 
applicant is also entitled to use an electronic signature on 
the Application);
7.  If  the  partner  is  a  foreign  legal  entity,  the  apostilled  or 
legalized documentation of registration of the legal person 
shall be submitted.
Partners  of  the  Business  Partnership  who  are  natural 
persons and are not registered as entrepreneurs in the Tax 
Inspection,  at  the  moment  of  registration  of  BP  shall  be 
registered as Individual Entrepreneurs in a way defined in 
Appendix #7 .
The Business Partnership shall be registered immediately 
after submission of the application.
No tax, state  duty  or other levies are payable for registering 
a Business Partnership.
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REQUIRED 
DOCUMENTS FOR 
REGISTRATION OF 
A BUSINESS  Appendix #7
PARTNERSHIP
For state and tax registration of an Individual Enterprise, 
a natural person (regardless of nationality) shall submit 
the following documentation to the Tax Inspection:
1. Application for registration;
2. Identification card of individual, or duly certified  copy  
thereof,  if  the  application  is  sent  by  registered  mail  or 
submitted through a representative. 
The Application submitted to the Tax Inspection shall in-
clude the following information:
1. Name of the applicant;
2. Address of the applicant;
3. ID number of the applicant;
4. The date of submission of the application for registra-
tion;
5. Signature of the applicant (the applicant is also entitled 
to use an electronic signature on the Application).
The Individual Enterprise shall be registered immediately 
after submission of the application.
No tax, state duty or other levies are payable for register-
ing an Individual Enterprise.
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SAMPLE OF 
POWER 
Appendix #8
OF ATTORNEY
Place: __, _______
In  accordance  with  the  decision  of 
__________,  identification  code:_________, 
legal  address:_____),  dated_____,  repre-
sented  by  its  Director  Mr./Ms.  (name/last 
name:______,  residing  address:_____,   pass -
port number:______, personal number:______, 
expiry  date:______),   dated   ______,    this 
power  of  attorney  is  issued  to  Mr./Ms. 
____________ (born on dd/mm/yyyy, ID card No. 
_____,  Personal  No.  ________,  expiry  date: 
dd/mm/yyyy, residing at: _____) and Mr./Ms. 
_________ (ID card No. _______, Personal No. 
_________,  residing  at:  ______________)  in 
order to jointly and/or separately carry out 
actions necessary and appropriate to regis-
ter  the  JSC/LLC  etc.  (please  indicate  the 
name  of  a  JSC/LLC  etc.)  in  Georgia,  sign 
any document on behalf of the founder relat-
ed with registration including the Charter/
Shareholders Agreement of the JSC/LLC etc., 
application  for  registration  and  the  lease 
agreement or memorandum of understanding for 
the local office space. The trustees shall be 
authorized to pay any expenses necessary for 
the registration of the company.   
Signed:_________________
   
Notary:___________________
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SIGNATORIES TO 
THE HAGUE 
CONVENTION Appendix #9
• Albania
• Falkland  
• Mexico
• American  
    Islands
• Moldova
    Samoa
• Fiji
• Monaco
• Andorra
• Finland
• Montserrat
• Anguilla
• France
• Mozambique
• Antigua &  
• French Guiana
• Namibia
   Barbuda
• French 
• Netherlands    
• Argentina
   Polynesia
   Antilles
• Armenia
• Germany
• Netherlands
• Aruba
• Gibraltar
• New Caledonia
• Australia
• Greece
• New Zealand
• Austria
• Grenada
• Niue ( Savage   
• Azerbaijan
• Guadeloupe
    Island )
• Bahamas
• Guam
• St Kitts & Nevis
• Barbados
• Guernsey
• St Lucia
• Belarus
• Honduras
• Suriname
• Belgium
• Hong Kong
• Swaziland
• Belize
• Hungary
• Sweden
• Bermuda
• Iceland
• Switzerland
• Bosnia & 
• India
• Tonga
   Herzegovina
• Ireland
• Trinidad &  
• Botswana
• Isle of Man
   Tobago
• British  
• Israel
• Turkey
   Antarctic 
• Italy
• Turks & Caicos
   Territory
• Japan
• Tuvalu
• British Guyana
• Jersey
• Ukraine
• British Virgin   
• Kazakhstan
• United 
   Islands
• Kiribati
   Kingdom &  
• Brunei
• Korea 
    Northern  
• Bulgaria
   ( Republic of)
   Ireland
• Comoros
• Latvia
• United States  
• Islands
• Lesotho
   of America
• Cook Islands
• Liberia
• Venezuela
• Croatia
• Liechtenstein
• Wallis & Futuna
• Cyprus
• Lithuania
• Yugoslavia
• Czech  
• Luxemburg
   Republic
• Macao
• Denmark
• Macedonia
• Djibouti
• Malawi
• Dominica
• Malta
• Ecuador
• Marshall   
• El Salvador
   Islands
• Estonia
• Mauritius
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USEFUL 
CONTACT 
Appendix #10
INFORMATION
GEORGIAN NATIONAL INVESTMENT AGENCY
Ministry of Economic Development of Georgia
12 Chanturia St. 0108 Tbilisi , Georgia
Tel/Fax: +995 32 433 433 
Tel: +995 32 106 394/106 391
E-mail: [email protected]
website : www.investingeorgia.org
CIVIL REGISTRY AGENCY, 
Ministry of Justice of Georgia
Hot line: 40 10 10
web-page: www.cra.gov.ge  
MINISTRY OF FINANCE OF GEORGIA
web-page: www.mof.ge
Hot line: 077
REVENUE   SERVICE  OF THE MINISTRY OF
FINANCE OF GEORGIA 
Address: 16 Gorgasali St., Tbilisi, 0105 , Georgia 
Contact Centre Tel: 077 
e-mail: [email protected] 
LARGE TAxPAYERS INSPECTION
Address: 30 Tsotne Dadiani St., Tbilisi
Tel: (832) 26 21 37; (832) 26 21 42
TBILISI TAx INSPECTION (Regional Center )
Address: 8 Baghdadi St., Tbilisi
Tel: (832) 26 17 59; (832) 26 17 45
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How to start business in Georgia has been 
prepared in cooperation with BLC Law Firm 
(Professional Legal Services). 
Address: 4 Gudiashvili Square , Tbilisi, 0105, 
Georgia; Tel: (995 32) 92 24 91; 93 25 03; 92 00 
86; 
Fax: (995 32) 93 45 26; 
E-mail:  [email protected]; 
Website: www.blc.ge
Contact person: Alexander Bolkvadze - Partner