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Statistical Report for Companies in Georgia

Updated October 14, 2026

Companies in Georgia are required to submit statistical reports to the National Statistics Office of Georgia (Geostat, geostat.ge). This obligation is separate from financial reporting, which goes to the Service for Accounting, Reporting and Auditing Supervision (SARAS): different agencies, different forms, different deadlines. Missing the statistical reporting deadline because it was confused with financial reporting is a common and avoidable mistake.

Statistical Report for Companies in Georgia

The set of forms depends on the company's industry and size. Typical sections cover: headcount and payroll, production and sales volumes, and capital investment. Most companies report annually; for larger enterprises some forms are required quarterly. The obligation to submit data arises when Geostat sends the company a written request, including to the email address listed in the Registry of Entrepreneurs. For a company selected for a survey, participation is mandatory.

Failure to file or late filing results in administrative liability. Reports are submitted through the personal account on geostat.ge.

What the client needs to provide

  • Average headcount for the reporting period
  • Payroll data
  • Revenue and production volumes by type of activity
  • Capital expenditure data, if applicable

Timeline

Specific deadlines vary by form and company category. Geostat publishes a current deadline calendar on its website. We monitor deadlines for our clients and file reports in advance.

What the Law on Official Statistics says

The current Law of Georgia on Official Statistics entered into force on 30 August 2023. Companies' obligations are set out in Article 25.

RuleArticle
On a written request from Geostat, the company submits all information it holds in the form set by Geostat, on paper or electronically25(2)
Participation in a survey is mandatory for a selected respondent25(3)
Data must be reliable and complete25(4)
Geostat sets the deadline based on how often the survey runs, but no less than 7 calendar days from service of the request25(6)
An email to the address listed in the Registry of Entrepreneurs is deemed officially served. Refusing to accept a letter counts as accepting it25(7)-(8)
Failure to submit data leads to liability under the Administrative Offences Code25(5)
A fine does not release the company from the obligation to submit the data25(9)

In practice the deadline starts running once the letter reaches the address in the registry, even if nobody opens it. So the email address in the Registry of Entrepreneurs should be current and someone should be checking it.

Data confidentiality

Data that can directly or indirectly identify a company is confidential. It may be used only for producing statistics, and the law prohibits disclosing it or using it for other purposes (Article 34). Individual data may be published only with the company's written consent.

Frequently asked questions

Who is required to submit statistical reports in Georgia?

A company registered in the Registry of Entrepreneurs that has received a written request from Geostat, including in electronic form. Under Article 25 of the Law of Georgia on Official Statistics, participation in a survey is mandatory for a selected respondent. The specific set of forms is determined by Geostat based on the company's activity code (NACE) and size.

How does statistical reporting differ from financial reporting?

Financial statements are submitted to the Service for Accounting, Reporting and Auditing Supervision (SARAS) and reflect the company's financial position under accounting standards. Statistical reports are submitted to Geostat and provide data for national statistics. The two obligations are independent, with different forms and deadlines.

What are the consequences of not filing with Geostat?

Failure to file or missing a deadline results in an administrative fine. The amount is set by Georgian administrative offences legislation.

Does a dormant company still need to file statistical reports?

Yes, in most cases. The obligation to submit a nil report remains in place. We recommend verifying the specific set of forms applicable to your company.

How do we find out which forms apply to our company?

Geostat notifies companies about their applicable forms, but the list can also be checked in the personal account on geostat.ge using the activity code and company indicators. We carry out this check as part of the reporting preparation process.

When does the deadline for a statistical report start?

From service of Geostat's request. An email to the address listed in the Registry of Entrepreneurs is deemed officially served, and refusing to accept a letter counts as accepting it. Geostat sets the deadline, and it cannot be less than 7 calendar days.

Does paying a fine release the company from filing?

No. Under Article 25 of the Law of Georgia on Official Statistics, administrative liability does not release the company from the obligation to submit the data. Geostat may contact the company again if the data is late or contains errors.

Can Geostat pass company data to the tax authority or other bodies?

The law prohibits disclosing confidential statistical data or using it for non-statistical purposes. Data that can identify a company is used only for producing official statistics (Article 34 of the Law on Official Statistics).

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