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Incentives |
Georgia
awards business a wide range of incentives and tax exemptions
to make the state the most logical place for a new facility.
Georgia’s tax credits apply to jobs, headquarters, investments,
manufacturing machinery sales, research and development, retraining,
electricity sales and much, much more. For a detailed look at
Georgia’s incentives and financing options, click
here for a copy of our Georgia Guide to Incentives.
Even more appealing to some people is the fact that Georgia offers a
low corporate income tax rate — currently set
at 6 percent. In addition, this rate applies
only to the portion of the income that is
earned in Georgia.
Typically, corporate income tax credits are limited to 50 percent of
the taxpayer’s state income tax liability for
a taxable year. Under certain circumstances,
these tax credits can offset up to 100 percent of the income tax
or withholding liability or they can
be stacked to create a saving of more than 50
percent. Unused tax credits can be carried forward
10 years in most cases. |
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