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Georgia tax rates

Asia · headline statutory rates, 2025 · Moderate

In Georgia, the top statutory personal income tax rate is 20% (ranked #74 of 96 countries), the headline corporate income tax rate is 15%, and the standard VAT/GST rate is 18%. Capital gains for individuals are treated as: 20% (5% residential property). Overall it reads as a moderate jurisdiction on headline rates — broadly mid-range headline rates. These are statutory top rates, not the effective tax most people pay, and not tax advice — verify with Georgia's official tax authority.

Source: PwC Worldwide Tax Summaries. Data as of June 2026.

Georgia tax rates at a glance

TaxGeorgia
Top personal income tax rate20%
Corporate income tax rate15%
Standard VAT / GST18%
Capital gains (individuals)20% (5% residential property)
Employee social securityEmployee 2% pension

Source: PwC Worldwide Tax Summaries. Data as of June 2026.

Headline statutory rates (2025), compiled from PwC Worldwide Tax Summaries and cross-checked against OECD / Tax Foundation data. Rates change — confirm with the official tax authority before relying on them. This is not tax advice.

What these Georgia rates mean

The figures above are headline statutory rates: the top marginal personal income tax rate, the standard (not reduced) VAT/GST rate, and the main corporate rate. The top 20% income tax rate only bites on income above the highest bracket — the effective rate an average earner pays is lower. Consumption is taxed through VAT/GST at 18%, usually with reduced rates on essentials. Always layer in social security (Employee 2% pension) and any local taxes for a full picture.

How Georgia ranks

Ranking among the 96 countries in GlobalTaxBook, highest headline rate = #1. Statutory rates only.
MeasureGeorgiaRank (1 = highest)
Top personal income tax20%#74 of 96
Corporate income tax15%#77 of 96
Standard VAT/GST18%#45 of 87

Countries with a similar tax level to Georgia

The five countries closest to Georgia on overall headline tax level:

Georgia and its nearest peers by headline tax burden. Source: PwC Worldwide Tax Summaries, 2025.
CountryTop income taxCorporate taxVAT/GST
Georgia (this country)20%15%18%
Canada33%15%5%
Lebanon25%17%11%
Gibraltar39%15%No VAT
Hungary15%9%27%
Serbia20%15%20%

Frequently asked questions

What is the income tax rate in Georgia?

The top statutory personal income tax rate in Georgia is 20%. This is the highest marginal rate, which only applies above the top income threshold — most taxpayers pay less. It ranks #74 of 96 countries in our dataset by top rate. Headline rate as of 2025; verify with the official tax authority.

What is the corporate tax rate in Georgia?

Georgia's headline corporate income tax rate is 15%, ranking #77 of 96 by headline corporate rate. Effective rates can differ with incentives, surcharges and local taxes. Verify with the official authority.

Does Georgia have VAT or sales tax?

Yes — the standard VAT/GST rate in Georgia is 18%. Reduced rates often apply to food, medicine and other essentials.

Is Georgia a high-tax or low-tax country?

On headline statutory rates, Georgia looks like a moderate jurisdiction — broadly mid-range headline rates. This is a rough signal from top rates only, not the effective tax an average person or company pays. Tax residency, deductions and treaties change the real picture. Not tax advice.

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Sources & accuracy

Headline rates for Georgia from PwC Worldwide Tax Summaries, cross-checked with the OECD and Tax Foundation. Data as of June 2026; reflects roughly the 2025 tax year. These are statutory headline rates, not effective rates, and this page is general information, not tax advice — verify with Georgia's official tax authority and a qualified adviser before acting. See our methodology and disclaimer.

Last updated: 2026-06-20