Registration is not automatically required for every company; it depends on the specific rules applicable to the activity concerned. For registration, the company’s actual primary and secondary activities are assessed. The appropriate NACE code must be selected based on these activities, rather than derived solely from the company name or a broadly worded corporate purpose. If several activities are carried out, they must be recorded in a way that makes their classification clear. Each registered activity must include the location where it is actually carried out. This place of business may differ from the company’s registered business address. The activity registration documents the type and location of the business, but does not grant a license or permit for a regulated activity. If the services offered, activity code, description, or business-related details change, the register data must be checked against the actual business and updated where necessary. Keeping clear records of the selected codes, locations, and changes helps ensure that the information used with authorities and business partners remains consistent.
Registering a Company’s Economic Activities in Georgia
An economic activity is recorded in Georgia’s Economic Activity Registry when this is required for the specific business or when voluntary registration serves a particular purpose. The activity code, description, and actual place of business must match the business being carried out.
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