According to Georgia’s budget execution report for the first nine months of 2026, tax revenues totaled GEL 17.6 billion, reaching 103% of the target for the period.
Among individual tax categories, corporate profit tax recorded the largest surplus against the target. Revenue from this tax amounted to GEL 2.7 billion, or 110.9% of the nine-month target.
Tax revenue performance by category was as follows:
- Value-added tax (VAT): GEL 6.53 billion, or 102.3% of the nine-month target.
- Personal income tax: GEL 6.2 billion, or 101.9% of the target.
- Corporate profit tax: GEL 2.7 billion, or 110.9% of the target.
- Excise tax: GEL 2 billion, or 103% of the target.
- Import tax: GEL 121.5 million, or 108.5% of the target.
As for other budget revenues, GEL 189 million was transferred to the central budget from privatization proceeds, equivalent to 132% of the target.
The National Bank of Georgia’s profits contributed GEL 571.6 million to the central budget, while interest earned on government deposits held in commercial banks amounted to GEL 247 million.
Revenue from sanctions and fines totaled GEL 186.5 million, reaching 129% of the target.
