Core practice
Corporate & Business Law
Company Formation & Corporate Law
We align entity choice, registry filings, tax registration, and bank-ready documentation so your Georgian company stands up to scrutiny from day one.
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Who We Help
This service is built for
This service is built for
- Foreign founders opening an LLC or registering as an Individual Entrepreneur in Georgia.
- Remote entrepreneurs who need a POA-ready setup without multiple trips to Tbilisi.
- Businesses comparing IE, 1% Small Business Status, and LLC structures before launch.
- International operators who need a registered address, founder documents, or compliance clean-up.
What We Handle
Where we add legal value
Where we add legal value
- LLC and IE registration strategy, filings, powers of attorney, and post-registration steps.
- 1% Small Business Status positioning, activity wording, and compliance framing for eligible founders.
- Registered office and statutory support for founders who need a stable Georgian legal address.
- Corporate housekeeping such as director powers, shareholder relations, and document package readiness for banks and counterparties.
Key Checkpoints
What matters under Georgian law
What matters under Georgian law
- Entity choice in Georgia affects liability, tax positioning, banking onboarding, and operational flexibility from the start.
- Revenue Service classification and business-activity wording matter; the wrong setup can lead to reclassification, audits, and avoidable tax exposure.
- Public Registry, tax registration, legal address rules, and bank onboarding should be treated as one workflow rather than isolated paperwork steps.
Document Prep
Documents to prepare before we start
Documents to prepare before we start
- Passport copy and founder identification details.
- Draft business activity description and intended operating model.
- Registered legal address details or address-service arrangement.
- Power of attorney documents if formation will be handled remotely.
- Shareholding, management, and contact information for all participants.
Common Mistakes
Where clients lose time, leverage, or money
Where clients lose time, leverage, or money
- Choosing IE or LLC based only on hearsay rather than liability, banking, and tax reality.
- Using vague or risky activity descriptions that do not match the actual business model.
- Treating bank onboarding as an afterthought instead of preparing a founder file from the start.
- Registering quickly but skipping follow-up compliance, monthly reporting, or registered-office issues.
Price of Silence
The cost of doing nothing (or doing it wrong)
Setting up your IE, 1% Small Business Status, or LLC incorrectly can trigger reclassification and a flat 20% tax assessment, plus audits and penalties. We design the structure and filings so your status is defensible from Day 1.
The Remote Edge
Remote setup available – no trip required for most steps
We handle public registry filings, bank-ready POAs, and tax registrations so that most international founders can obtain a working structure without flying to Tbilisi.
Supporting Guides
Read before you start
Practical guides to questions clients commonly ask before a Case Assessment.
Georgia's 1% Small Business Status: Current Rules and Limits
Georgia's Small Business Status can tax qualifying entrepreneurial income of an entrepreneur natural person at 1%, subject to activity, income, filing, and other statutory rules.
Georgia's 1% Small Business Tax for Remote Workers: What to Check
Georgia's 1% Small Business regime can apply to qualifying entrepreneurial income, but remote workers still need to check activity eligibility, income source, employment classification, filing, VAT and tax residence.
LLC vs Individual Entrepreneur in Georgia: Legal and Tax Differences
An Individual Entrepreneur is a natural person and is personally liable for business obligations; a Georgian LLC is a legal-person company with limited partner liability. Tax treatment must be compared separately.
Remote Company Registration in Georgia by Power of Attorney
NAPR accepts properly certified representative authority for business registration. This guide explains what a power of attorney can solve and what company, address and banking steps remain separate.
Client Prep
Company Formation Checklist
Use a practical founder checklist covering entity choice, address, POA readiness, tax registration, and bank-preparation steps before you file.