Compliance Audits Under Georgian Law: Which Statute Governs
The internal-control audit model familiar from United States securities legislation is not Georgian law and cannot carry a Georgian page. In Georgia the legal regime of audit is defined by the Georgian law on accounting, reporting and audit: it decides who must have financial statements audited, by which standards the audit is conducted, and what quality controls govern the auditor. The four articles behind this page refresh four distinct angles: coverage, standards, conduct and quality.
For a company this means audit plans and budgets must start from this law’s requirements rather than from foreign practice analogies.

