Accountants for foreign clients in Georgia

Every one of the 53 firms on Accountanty in Georgia states that it works with foreign clients, so the useful comparison is between kinds of foreign client. Some firms describe foreign investors and international companies, others expats, digital nomads, freelancers or remote business owners, and a number address Russian-speaking people who relocate to Georgia. The first question for a founder is which of those groups looks like yours.

The law gives foreigners a clear start. For a partner who is not a Georgian citizen, the articles of association must carry the equivalent identification data that a Georgian partner provides, and the firm will prepare these documents with apostilles or notarial steps. Ask what it needs from you to sign remotely, and whether it has registered companies for owners from your country.

Look at the languages: English is offered by 50 firms, Russian by 34, Georgian by 31 and German by four. By type there are 19 corporate service providers, 18 law firms and 16 accounting firms, and 44 firms are small. IT, real estate, crypto and start-ups are the sectors named most often, and 27 firms publish prices. Entities named include LLC, individual entrepreneur and the international company status. Read the Georgia guide for the legal steps, then send one request through Accountanty.

At a glance: accountants for foreign clients in Georgia

Also offered by these firms
Tax compliance: 53 of 53; Company formation: 51 of 53; Accounting and bookkeeping: 43 of 53
Languages besides English
Russian (34), Georgian (31), German (4), Turkish (2), Arabic (1)
Company types handled
LLC (40), Individual entrepreneur (34), International company (12), Branch (10)
Where the firms are
Tbilisi (48), Batumi (5)
Firm size
Boutique firm (44), Medium-sized firm (5), International network (4)
Prices published
27 of 53 firms publish starting prices on their profile

Official facts

  • A branch of a foreign entrepreneur in Georgia is not a legal person, and the documents for registering it must be submitted in duly certified form. Law of Georgia on Entrepreneurs, Article 15
  • For a foreign natural person or foreign legal person, the articles of a Georgian company must include the equivalent identification data used for a Georgian citizen or company. Law of Georgia on Entrepreneurs, Article 5
  • Registering a Georgian entrepreneur includes both state registration and tax registration, carried out by the registration authority, and the entrepreneur exists from the moment of registration. Law of Georgia on Entrepreneurs, Article 8

Counted from the profiles on this page. Check every figure with the firm and the official source before you rely on it.

Accountants for foreign clients in Georgia

ExpatHub

Law firm · Medium-sized firm

Tbilisi

  • Company formation
  • Accounting and bookkeeping
  • Tax compliance
  • +5 more

Languages: English · Georgian

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DEMIR LTD

Accounting firm · Boutique firm

Tbilisi

  • Company formation
  • Accounting and bookkeeping
  • Tax compliance
  • +4 more

Languages: Georgian · English · Turkish

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29 more accountants for foreign clients in Georgia

Frequently asked questions

Do I need to be in Georgia to set up and run a company?

Not always. Documents can be signed with a power of attorney or an electronic signature, and many firms work remotely. Ask which steps need you in person and which can be done from abroad.

Which languages are offered to foreign clients?

Fifty of the 53 firms work in English, 34 in Russian and 31 in Georgian, and a few add German or Turkish. State your language in the request.

Is there an Italian-speaking firm in Georgia?

One firm lists Italian among its languages, and it is in Tbilisi. For other needs, the general list covers all 53 firms, and one request through Accountanty reaches suitable ones after review.

General information, not legal or tax advice. Rules, rates and fees change: check them with the official sources linked on this page or with a qualified adviser before you act.