SEOUL, April 2 (Reuters) – South Korean President Lee Jae Myung urged visiting U.S. lawmakers to improve visa policies for Korean workers to prevent a recurrence of last year’s detentions of Korean …
Lawmakers approve cuts to Georgia’s income tax rate but property tax plan tumbles
Lawmakers signed off on a plan to forego more of the state’s income tax revenue, passing a tax cut bill late Thursday night over the concerns of Democrats who questioned the math used to support the …
Lawmakers: Georgia bill would streamline return of unclaimed property
The Georgia General Assembly has passed a bill aimed at making it easier for residents to recover unclaimed money.
Georgia property tax bill clears Senate hurdle
The Georgia Senate passed a bill that caps city and county property tax growth at 3% or the rate of inflation, whichever is greater. Lawmakers said House Bill 1116 was needed as property taxes …
Georgia’s property tax problem needs transparency, not temporary fixes
The Georgia state House passed a bill (HB 1116) that creates truth in property taxation for citizens and more accountability for local government. Senate should follow suit.
Georgia Business Focus: Agriculture week, Warner Robins expansion and Macon arena project drive growth
Georgia Business Focus highlights Georgia Ag Week, a new Warner Robins facility, Macon’s arena project opportunities, federal housing funding and a warning about fake grant scams.
Georgia Housing & Finance Authority Elevates Investor Relations with BondLink
ATLANTA, GA / ACCESSWIRE / May 15, 2024 / Today, the Georgia Housing & Finance Authority (“the Authority”) proudly unveiled its latest initiative in collaboration with BondLink: a state-of-the-art …
Georgia Property Tax Changes Considered by Lawmakers
A proposal to cap property tax increases at 3 percent per year is moving through the Georgia legislature, defying Democrats.
‘It’s how we compete’: Georgia business recruiters plead to keep tax breaks
Tension over economic development incentives has risen in recent years, especially as affordability dominates political discourse.
More than 60 Georgia colleges and university waiving application fees for students in March
Georgia high school seniors have a few more days to take advantage of applying to over 60 colleges and universities across the state without having to pay a fee.