- Self-constructed buildings for business purposes in Georgia are subject to VAT if certain conditions are met.
- VAT applies if the building is made by the taxable person, used in economic activity, and VAT deduction is not allowed for VAT-exempt operations.
- Only construction costs are included in the VAT base; land value is excluded.
- The Ministry of Finance clarified these rules in a public ruling issued in July 2025.
Source: kpmg.com
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