Tbilisi.On January 31, the Civil Society Institute has met with the welfare organizations. The meeting was held as part of the Policy, Advocacy and Civil Society Development in Georgia Program (G-PAC).The meeting participants have discussed legal issues that undermine the activities of welfare organizations, including the problems linked to the Tax Code such as the specifics of taxation of not-for-profit (non-commercial) legal entities, tax benefits for charitable legal and physical persons, delimitation of economic activities and tax-exempted incomes, etc. In addition, the meeting participants have identified the need to revise the Law on the Grants, correct the definitions therein, and define several terms in the Civil Code.Welfare organizations have reported on additional problems, elaborated possible ways of their solution and expressed the desire to actively cooperate with the Civil Society Institute to solve these issues.