GeorgiaRemote and in person

Winding up a business in Georgia, end to end

Closing a sole trader or a company with no debts: checking arrears, settling up, removal from the register.

Price from

$115

Timeline

1–3 months

Tax

Closing out tax obligations with rs.ge

Winding up an LLC takes longer than a sole trader

Closing a sole trader with no debts can be done in a day, while the full wind-up of an LLC or JSC with a liquidator and a tax inspection takes months. The timeline on the site is a general guide; the exact duration depends on the case.

Packages

Sole trader, in person

You are in Georgia and sign yourself

from$115

Sole trader, remotely

No trip, by power of attorney

from$230

LLC

With a liquidator and a tax inspection

from$385

up to 2,500 GEL (≈$960) — depends on complexity

We fix the exact package after reviewing your case. You pay the expert directly.

What the service includes

Scope: a tick means included in the price, a cross means not included
	Checking arrears to the budget and to counterparties
	Preparing and filing the final tax returns
	Closing active statuses (small business/VAT) on rs.ge
	Support through the company's tax inspection
	Removal from the register at the House of Justice
	Paying off the company's existing debts to the budget, employees and creditors— billed separately
	The state fee for the registration actions— billed separately

Documents and programme requirements

1Access to the company's constitutional and accounting documents
2A notarised power of attorney for a representative to file the applications
3Arrears to the budget (taxes, fines, penalties) settled and all final returns filed
4For an LLC or JSC — the founders' resolution to wind up (a 3/4 majority) and the appointment of a liquidator

Frequently asked questions

What if the company doesn't have enough to settle with creditors?

An ordinary wind-up isn't possible in that case — a separate insolvency procedure is required.

Do the company's documents have to be kept after the wind-up?

Yes, accounting documents must be kept for 6 years — not from the company's incorporation but after the end of EACH reporting period they relate to (so documents from different years have different, rolling retention dates).

Is tax charged on selling the company's assets during the wind-up?

Yes — if the assets were used in the business, selling or transferring them may create additional tax obligations.

Sources

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