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Entering Regulated Markets

The Live-Dealer Studio Export Model — Georgian Law and Contracts

What enters the object of profit taxation?

Distributed profit, unconnected expenses, gratuitous supply or transfer, and representative expenses above the limit.

Which operations are VAT-taxable?

Supply of goods and provision of services for consideration on the territory of Georgia within economic activity, and also import.

How to handle permanent-establishment risk?

By contractual formulations — precise description of the location and functions of personnel, before the authority fixes the border.

What are the four contract blocks?

Service description, pricing and costs, intellectual property, and the block of concessions.

4 min·22 Sep 2026

The Two Tax Axes of the Export Model

A live-dealer studio serving foreign operators rests, in Georgian tax law, on two axes: the object of profit taxation and the operations taxable with VAT. Article 97 of the Tax Code of Georgia provides: the object of taxation with profit tax for a resident enterprise is distributed profit; an expense or other payment not connected with economic activity; the gratuitous supply of goods/provision of services and/or transfer of funds; and representative expenses above the established limit.

In studio practice this list creates three sources of risk: planning the distribution of dividends within the parent group, controlling the deductibility of intercompany payments, and the fact that gratuitous service — for example, demonstration sessions for a partner — becomes an object of taxation. Therefore contractual discipline, where every service is substantiated and priced, is the precondition of a clean tax base.

Updated: 12 Oct 2026