Corporate Income Tax in Georgia
Profit tax (corporate income tax) in Georgia (the country, GE) for tax year 2026, under Chapter XIII of the Tax Code of Georgia. Covers who pays; the distributed-profit model, where a company pays 15% only when it pays dividends, spends money on things unrelated to its business, gives things away free, or exceeds the 1% entertainment cap; the 0.85 gross-up; the 20% annual-profit regime for banks, credit unions, microfinance organisations and loan providers; the international company 5% rate; key exemptions; the monthly return and payment by the 15th; withholding on dividends, interest and royalties (5%) and on other payments to non-residents (10%, or 15% to preferential tax countries); penalty interest of 0.05% a day and the late-filing and understatement fines. Trigger phrases: Georgia profit tax, Estonian model Georgia, distributed profit tax Georgia, 15% Georgia company tax, dividend tax Georgia LLC, rs.ge profit tax return. Out of scope: personal income tax (georgia-income-tax), VAT (georgia-vat), payroll (georgia-payroll), pension contributions (georgia-social-contributions), planning (georgia-tax-optimization), formation (ge-company-formation).
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