Frequently Asked Questions

Yes. Most cases involve more than one country — whether that's a Dutch exit, a UK partnership, or clients across Europe. LiteTax works with a network of local specialists to ensure every part of your structure is correctly handled, not just the Georgian side.

You receive a clear overview of your situation, the risks we've identified, and a recommended next step. If you qualify and want to proceed, we handle the full setup. If the case is more complex, we bring in the right specialists — nothing gets handed off without proper coordination.

Because every situation is different. Before recommending anything, we need to map your income flows, existing entities, residency position, and home-country obligations. Without that picture, any structure is guesswork — and guesswork in tax is expensive.

Yes — but only when your structure, residency and documentation are correctly aligned. A company registration alone won't protect you. Your home country can still claim tax residency based on where you live, work and maintain ties. That's exactly the problem LiteTax is built to solve.

Not always. In some cases, restructuring without relocating is possible. In others, a clean exit from your home country is required. It depends on your personal situation, your existing entities, and where your income is generated. The audit tells us which applies to you.

In many cases, yes — but it depends on where your tax residency sits and how your structure is set up. Without proper planning, this combination can trigger double taxation or create unexpected liabilities in your home country. We map this out before recommending anything.

Yes. Every structure LiteTax builds is fully legal under Georgian law, based on official government programs. You receive all required documentation, and your company is internationally credible from day one.

That said, compliance is a shared responsibility. LiteTax sets up the structure correctly — but maintaining it requires you to meet your obligations: filings, reporting, and staying within the rules of the regime you're in. We guide you through what that looks like, and our ongoing compliance support is built to keep you on track.

A Georgian IE setup alone typically takes around 4 weeks. That includes registration, Small Business Status, banking, registered address, and Permit to Work.

If your situation involves multiple countries — a Dutch exit, an existing holding structure, or cross-border partnerships — it takes longer. We don't rush multi-jurisdictional setups. You get a realistic timeline during the audit.

That depends on your situation. We look at your revenue, your clients, your current setup, and what you're trying to achieve — then we determine what fits. The audit is where that conversation happens.

No. As an Individual Entrepreneur with Small Business Status, you can qualify for a Tax Residency Certificate in two ways.

The first is the income route: €18,000 in annual turnover and €5,000 held in a Georgian bank account. No 183-day stay required.

The second is the wealth route: demonstrating sufficient assets or economic substance in Georgia, regardless of income level.

Which route applies to you depends on your situation. We determine that during the audit.