The world faces a new challenge due to COVID-19 pandemic. Considering the new circumstances, significant changes are expected in all areas of business activity. Thus, accounting, reporting and auditing sphere is not an exception. There arise various questions that need to be addressed. 

SARAS started updating Useful Links section on the website. It enables all interested parties to be introduced to views and recommendations from competent authorities, international organizations and oversight bodies. 

A memorandum of cooperation between SARAS and Data Exchange Agency of the Ministry of Justice of Georgia aims at providing integrated, secured and high-quality electronic services (E-services) 

An amendment was made to the order No 17 of 28 October, 2016 of the Head of SARAS on "forming web-page and registry, its structure, form, information indication and identification procedures"

Given recent epidemiological developments, SARAS has released the following Guideline in response to the challenges that may be confronted by entities, preparing financial and management reports, as a result of the COVID-19 coronavirus pandemic. 

Regarding the spread of COVID-19 worldwide, SARAS is actively engaged with oversight authorities of member states of International Forum of Independent Audit Regulators (IFIAR) to develop relevant guidelines. 

Given recent epidemiological developments, SARAS has released the following guidance in response to the challenges that may be confronted by auditors/audit firms as a result of the COVID-19 coronavirus pandemic.

Following the recommendations of the National Center for Disease Control and Public Health (NCDC) and the Georgian Government, SARAS temporarily switches to working remotely to prevent further spread of novel coronavirus (COVID-19). We will receive all types of documents and correspondence only through the mail. Please, send the electronic (scanned) copies of documents to the following e-mail address: info@saras.gov.ge 

Also, the call center number has temporarily changed: 593 530 535; 557 930 829.