Georgia collected GEL 11.2 billion in tax revenue during the first six months of 2026, fulfilling 101.3% of its budget target, according to the Ministry of Finance's Treasury Service.
Tax collections by category were as follows:
- Personal income tax: GEL 4.1 billion (102.4% of target)
- Value-added tax (VAT): GEL 4.1 billion (101.6%)
- Corporate profit tax: GEL 1.8 billion (108.9%)
- Excise tax: GEL 1.2 billion (100.4%)
- Import tax: GEL 80 million (110.8%)
An additional GEL 143 million was collected under the category of "other taxes," a residual classification used for tax revenues that do not fit standard international Government Finance Statistics (GFS) categories.
Overall, state budget revenues reached GEL 12.5 billion in January–June, or 103% of the planned amount.
The Treasury also reported GEL 171 million in grant income, equal to 90% of the target, while borrowing totaled GEL 2.7 billion, or 102.3% of plan. Domestic borrowing exceeded expectations at 124.2% of target, while external borrowing reached GEL 1.7 billion, or 92.4% of the planned level.
