LLC × residence calculator · Edition 2026.09

If you lived in Georgia: how much tax you would pay on your LLC profit

Resident individuals do not pay tax on foreign-source income. If the service is rendered from Georgia, it is Georgian-source and taxed at 20%. (The famous 1% is for the locally registered individual entrepreneur, not for a US LLC.)

Isaac Cubero · Checked on 14 September 2026 · territorial

At $100,000 of profit

You would pay
$0
Effective rate
0%
You would keep
$100,000

On $100,000 of LLC profit, living in Georgia, you would pay $0 income tax (territorial regime), with conditions.

territorial

Tax on foreign-source income$0
Estimated total$0

Sources: Tax Code of Georgia, arts. 82 (foreign-source income exemption), 97-98 and 104 · Revenue Service of Georgia · Fixed exchange rate 2.6 GEL/USD.

Rank 1 of 38 residences by effective rate at this profit.

What we assume
  • Work rendered outside Georgia.
  • Tax residence by 183 days or the high-net-worth programme.
What can change it
  • If your client is Georgian or you work from Georgia, the income is local at 20%.
  • Georgia has exchanged information (CRS) since 2024: the LLC and its accounts are no longer invisible.
Sources
  • Tax Code of Georgia, arts. 82 (foreign-source income exemption), 97-98 and 104
  • Revenue Service of Georgia
  • Fixed exchange rate 2.6 GEL/USD.

At three profit levels

What you would pay in Georgia depending on what your LLC earns.

Annual profitEstimated taxEffective rateYou would keep
$50,000$00%$50,000
$100,000$00%$100,000
$250,000$00%$250,000

And if it were not an LLC

The five cheapest structures from Georgia, distributing all the profit.

StructureCorporateWithholdingYou, in GeorgiaTotal
US LLC$0$0$00%$0
UAE free zone$0$0$00%$0
Hong Kong Ltd$8,250$0$08.3%$8,250
Bulgarian EOOD$10,000$4,500$014.5%$14,500
Cyprus Ltd$15,000$0$015%$15,000

Compare all nine structures from Georgia

Frequently asked questions

Does a US LLC pay tax if I live in Georgia?

The LLC pays no US federal tax if it has no US activity. Resident individuals do not pay tax on foreign-source income. If the service is rendered from Georgia, it is Georgian-source and taxed at 20%. (The famous 1% is for the locally registered individual entrepreneur, not for a US LLC.)

How much would I pay in Georgia on $100,000 of profit?

On $100,000 of LLC profit, living in Georgia, you would pay $0 income tax (territorial regime), with conditions. If your client is Georgian or you work from Georgia, the income is local at 20%.

Is Georgia a territorial country?

Yes: it only taxes local-source income. The profit of an LLC operated from abroad is not taxed, provided the work is rendered outside Georgia.

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