Virtual Zone Status — Who Qualifies and How
The Tax Code defines a virtual zone person as a legal entity that carries out information technology activity and has been granted the respective status. Information technology, under the Code, means the study, support, development, design, production and implementation of computer information systems, as a result of which software products are obtained. These two definitions together draw the boundary: the status helps a crypto business only where the company actually creates and supplies a software product, not where it merely trades cryptocurrency.
A virtual zone person is an enterprise: the Code treats as an enterprise legal entities created under Georgian legislation, foreign formations and their permanent establishments, and associations — forms carrying out economic activity or created for that purpose. The procedure for granting the status is set by other normative acts, while the tax effect is defined precisely by Article 99 of the Code.

