Legal person
An existing Georgian legal entity—commonly LLC or JSC.
Georgia Virtual Zone status · IT company
Eligibility screening and Virtual Zone application support for an existing Georgian LLC or JSC conducting qualifying software and information-technology activity.
What Virtual Zone means
The law exempts profit from qualifying IT created by the Virtual Zone person and supplied outside Georgia.
Status does not replace accounting. The company must separate activities, document software creation, identify customer residence/place of supply, and comply with payroll, dividend, withholding and reporting rules.
Four-part eligibility screen
An existing Georgian legal entity—commonly LLC or JSC.
Activity fits the legal concept and results in software products.
People, contracts and records show who created the IT.
Qualifying supply outside Georgia to non-resident customers.
Tax treatment—carefully stated
Profit tax on qualifying profit from outside-Georgia supply of IT created by the Virtual Zone person.
Outside-Georgia supply is addressed by the Virtual Zone law and general place-of-supply rules.
Payroll, dividend, withholding, local/non-qualifying revenue and other taxes.
Qualified Georgian IT personnel, remuneration and who performs development require evidence.
Application and compliance file
Extract, charter/status, directors, shareholders and tax registration.
Products, technical workflow, technologies and qualifying output.
Developers, roles, contracts, qualifications and location.
Non-resident clients, contracts, invoices and delivery.
Repositories, specifications, project records and IP.
Qualifying vs other revenue, expenses, payroll and distributions.
Existing Georgian LLC or JSC
Eligibility screen, evidence checklist, narrative preparation, Revenue Service submission coordination and compliance-start briefing.
Company registration, remediation, contracts, accounting, opinions and appeals are separate.
Request onboarding list ↗Frequently asked questions
The statutory status is for a legal person engaged in qualifying IT activity. An Individual Entrepreneur is not the legal-entity applicant described by this route.
No. The definition centers on research, support, development, design, production and implementation of computer information systems resulting in software products.
No. The benefit relates to qualifying IT created by the Virtual Zone person and supplied outside Georgia. Local and non-qualifying activity must be separated.
No. Payroll, director remuneration, dividends, withholding and other obligations require separate analysis. Substance and qualified Georgian IT personnel require attention.
Yes, if the Georgian legal entity, activity and evidence fit. Our 450 EUR service is designed for an existing LLC or JSC with a standard profile.
Status and its tax benefit depend on continuing facts and compliance. Keep development, personnel, customer, invoice and accounting evidence.
Last reviewed 17 July 2026. General information only, not a tax opinion. Treatment depends on actual activity, substance, customers, records and current practice.