Georgia Capital Gains Tax Calculator 🇬🇪
Compute statutory Capital Gains Tax on residential apartments, commercial buildings, and vehicles under the Tax Code of Georgia: 5% under 2-year holding, 0% tax-free relief after 2 years, and 20% commercial in Lari (GEL ₾).
Determines statutory holding relief thresholds
≥ 24 months (2 yrs) qualifies residential for 0% tax exemption
Gross contract sales value registered at NAPR
Historical acquisition cost per purchase deed
Officially documented invoices and building renovation expenses added to cost basis
Tax Code of Georgia: Capital Gains Tax Matrix
| Asset Category | Holding Period Threshold | Statutory Tax Rate | Tax Treatment (Article 82) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Residential Real Estate | Owned ≥ 2 Years (24 Months) | 0.0% (100% Exempt) | Completely tax-free capital gain |
| Residential Real Estate | Owned < 2 Years (< 24 Months) | 5.0% Preferential | Levied only on net profit above costs |
| Commercial Property & Land | Any holding period | 20.0% Standard PIT | No holding period exemption applies |
| Motor Vehicles / Cars | Owned ≥ 6 Months | 0.0% (Exempt) | Tax-free disposal after 6 months |
| Motor Vehicles / Cars | Owned < 6 Months | 5.0% Flat | Levied on net vehicle margin |
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) - Capital Gains in Georgia
What is the 2-year holding rule for real estate capital gains in Georgia?
Under Article 82 of the Tax Code of Georgia, any capital gain realized by an individual from selling a residential apartment or house that was owned for more than 2 full calendar years (730 days) is 100% tax-exempt (0% CGT).
What is the tax rate if residential property is sold within 2 years in Georgia?
If a residential property is sold within 2 years of purchase, the net capital gain (selling price minus purchase cost and documented capital improvements) is taxed at a preferential flat rate of 5.0%.
How is capital gain on commercial real estate taxed in Georgia?
Commercial properties, office spaces, and commercial land do not benefit from the 2-year holding exemption. Net gains from commercial property sales are taxed at the standard 20.0% Personal Income Tax rate.
Can renovation costs be deducted from the sales price to reduce tax?
Yes. Documented and officially invoiced capital improvement expenses (renovations, structural additions, major equipment) can be added to the original purchase cost basis, directly reducing taxable capital gains.
What is the capital gains holding period rule for motor vehicles?
Capital gain from the sale of an automobile or motor vehicle owned for 6 months or longer is 100% tax-free. If sold within 6 months of acquisition, a 5.0% tax applies on the net gain.
Engr. Muhammad Shahzad
Verified Technical AuthorPrincipal Civil & Systems Software Engineer specializing in real estate cadastral valuation, Tax Code of Georgia holding relief rules, and RS.ge capital gains algorithms.
📊 Revenue Service of Georgia (RS.ge) & Pension Agency Matrix
| Statutory Component / Legal Deduction Item | Calculated Amount (GEL) |
|---|---|
| Primary Net / Statutory Payable Amount | 0.00 ₾ |