Cross-border
Use this page when the mandate is still being framed. It clarifies the different roles of Kazakhstan and Georgia inside the InterLex system.
The hub does not try to close the entire mandate on one page. Its job is to reduce ambiguity and point the client into the delivery environment that matches the logic of the work.
Workstream
Kazakhstan
Georgia
Entity setup, local compliance, operational launch, accounting, and tax support for teams entering Kazakhstan.
Holding and operating structures, FIZ logic, special regimes, and setup models for teams comparing Georgia pathways.
Best when the mandate turns on local execution, local counterparties, or operational work inside Kazakhstan.
Best when the mandate turns on international structuring, flexibility, and investor-facing architecture.
Communication can be in English, Russian, Georgian, or Kazakh, and translators can be engaged for any other language when needed.
Communication can be in English, Russian, Georgian, or Kazakh, and translators can be engaged for any other language when needed.
RU-first market site
Market entry, legal support, accounting, tax, and ongoing execution in Kazakhstan.
EN-first market site
Structuring, FIZ pathways, tax positioning, and cross-border operating support in Georgia.
Where To Start
They help clarify where the project should launch, how the structure should be built, and what next step reduces risk and rework before the first consultation.
Jurisdiction Comparison
Kazakhstan usually wins when the mandate depends on local execution, operational launch, filings, and Russian-language market work. Georgia usually wins when the mandate depends on flexible structuring, investor-facing logic, and English-first cross-border coordination.
Cross-border Structuring
Founders and investors often start with the wrong question. The issue is not only where to register a company, but how the structure should work across markets, counterparties, taxation, and future operating reality.
International Market Entry
If the jurisdiction and execution path are already fixed, the client should move into the relevant country site. If the route is still being framed, the hub should carry the first conversation and reduce ambiguity before implementation begins.
Special Regime
Compare all 16 special economic zones of Kazakhstan by incentives, business profile, eligibility, and practical setup route before registration.
Special Regime
Virtual Zone Person in Georgia for IT and service-export companies: eligibility check, 0% tax logic, and structure around real operations.
Transactions
M&A support in Kazakhstan and Georgia: target screening, deal structure, negotiations, due diligence coordination, and a single cross-border advisory track.
Investor Route
Kazakhstan and Georgia investment programs: incentives, grants, residency routes, GR support, and investor structuring before launch or deal execution.
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