Georgia Gov. Brian Kemp put his signature on a pair of tax relief bills Monday that will lower income taxes, boost deductions and give homeowners new tools to fight rising property tax bills.
Brian Kemp signs Georgia income, property tax cuts. Now comes the hard part.
The laws will collectively send $2.9 billion back to taxpayers. The governor hinted at potential spending cuts to help pay for it.
Kemp signs Georgia income, property tax cuts
Gov. Brian Kemp signed new Georgia tax laws cutting the state income tax rate and limiting homeowner property valuation increases. The measures stop short of eliminating income or property taxes …
Brian Kemp set to sign Georgia tax-cut bills
The governor has told state lawmakers he plans to sign bills that would lower Georgia’s income tax rate and limit Georgia property tax assessment increases.
Nation-State Financial Fraud
Broadcast Retirement Network’s Jeffrey Snyder discusses threats to the American financial system by China, Iran, North Korea and Russiawith David Maimon, Phd. of Sentilink and Georgia State University …
GEORGIA BUSINESS FOCUS: Major investments, new jobs and community initiatives drive growth and tackle emerging challenges
Stay updated on Georgia business news, including major investments, new job opportunities, and community initiatives. Learn how economic development, technology, and local projects are shaping Georgia …
GEORGIA BUSINESS FOCUS: Major investments, new jobs and community initiatives drive growth and tackle emerging challenges
Stay updated on Georgia business news, including major investments, new job opportunities, and community initiatives. Learn how economic development, technology, and local projects are shaping Georgia …
GEORGIA BUSINESS FOCUS: Major companies announcing new investments, leadership hires, and job opportunities
Stay updated on Georgia business development news, including Blue Bird’s executive hire, Prime Inc.’s $160M investment and job creation, Hyatt Studios’ new hotel in Macon, and the USPS nationwide …
Georgia Senate passes property tax rewrite as legislative session nears its end
The Georgia Senate voted largely along party lines to approve House Bill 1116.
Railroad Wins Appeal to Take Generations-Old Land in Rural Georgia
Months ago, Blaine Smith was afraid that the Georgia Court of Appeals would allow a railroad company to seize part of his family’s generations-old land. That fear came true Wednesday when the court …