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Deciding whether to gift a car or sell it for $1 in Georgia involves understanding the tax implications. If you gift a car, the recipient may face a tax liability based on the vehicle's value, while selling for $1 may save you both from complexity. Utilizing the Mv 30 form can help clarify these choices. Always consult with a tax professional to find the best option for your situation.

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MV-30 Georgia Veteran's Affidavit for Relief of State and Local Title Ad Valorem Tax Fees.pdf (302.22 KB)

Tax, title and license fees charged when purchasing a vehicle in Georgia are: Tax: 7% of the vehicle's Fair Market Value. Title: $18. License Registration: $20.

An 18 percent VAT applies to most imported goods. Fixed excise tax rates apply to certain goods such as alcoholic drinks, ethyl alcohol, ethyl petrol for cars, and cigarettes. The customs value of goods for customs clearance is defined based on the customs declaration.

Key Information About VAT In Georgia: VAT tax rate is 18% Your business must register for and pay VAT once VAT taxable transactions exceed 100,000 GEL during any continuous 12 month period. Certain businesses might voluntarily register as a VAT taxpayer because of specific benefits provided by the Georgian Government.

The standard VAT rate is 18% and applies to the supply of all goods and services for consideration on the territory of Georgia within the scope of economic activities. Goods are considered to be supplied in Georgia if they are located on the Georgian territory upon its transfer.

Special tax regimes Individual entrepreneurs with annual turnover of less than GEL 500,000 may register as a small business and pay 1% tax on their turnover. The rate increases to 3% if annual turnover will exceed GEL 500,000.

Ad Valorem Tax on Vehicles The exemption is granted on ONLY one vehicle the veteran owns and upon which the free Disabled Veteran (DV) license plate is attached. Veterans who qualify for the Purple Heart or Medal of Honor specialty license plates are also exempt.