During the first nine months of this year, corporate income tax revenues reached 45.3 billion lek, marking an increase of 1.9 billion lek, or 4.4%, compared to January–September 2024.

This growth reflects an overall improvement in the country’s economic performance and fiscal administration. Revenue growth mainly stems from higher corporate profits, driven by increased domestic consumption and expanded activity in key sectors such as construction, tourism, and services.

Additionally, reduced tax evasion and greater formalization of businesses contributed to the rise.

For 2025, authorities plan corporate income tax revenues to reach around 60.3 billion lek.

The focus next year will be on strengthening tax return controls through risk-based analysis and creating systems that discourage or block tax avoidance.