Georgia VAT Rates

The standard დღგ rate in Georgia is 18%. The European Commission publishes its dated rate series for the EU-27 only, so there is no rate history to show here – the rates below are the current ones, maintained against national sources.

Georgia VAT Rates in Force Today

Standard rate: 18%
Reduced rates: None
Super-reduced rate: None
Parking rate: None
Local name: დამატებული ღირებულების გადასახადი (დღგ)
Currency: GEL
VAT number format: 9 digits
EU membership: Outside the EU-27

Checking a Georgian VAT number rather than a rate? The number format, its regex and verified example numbers are on the Georgia VAT number page.

Use this VAT rate in your application

Copy a package, CDN, or keyless HTTP example for GE.

import { getRate } from 'eu-vat-rates-data'

const rate = getRate('GE')
console.log(rate.standard, rate.reduced)

The CDN URL is cached for distribution. Use a version tag instead of @main when you need reproducible builds.

Where This Data Comes From

The Commission databases behind the rest of this dataset cover the EU-27, so Georgia is absent from them. These rates are maintained against the national tax authority when official changes are published.

Current rates for all 45 VAT jurisdictions are one JSON file, MIT licensed, no API key: eu-vat-rates-data.json. Dataset version 27 Sep 2026; for non-EU entries this is not a claim that the national rate changed or was re-verified on that date.

No dated rate history is published for Georgia. Rate history covers the EU-27, where the Commission publishes a dated series – see Germany VAT rates for what that looks like. For Georgian filings, confirm with the tax authority or an adviser.

The update scripts, source data, and audit trail are public in the canonical GitHub repository. If this dataset is useful in your project, a star helps other developers find it.

Georgia VAT Rates