State Senate Launches Effort to Eliminate Georgia Income Tax
- Georgia Republicans are exploring plans to eliminate the state’s personal income tax as the 2026 election approaches.
- Senator Blake Tillery emphasized that the committee's main task is to find a way to eliminate the tax, not whether to eliminate it.
- Senator Orrock mentioned the importance of having sufficient revenue to meet citizens' needs.
- The committee will present its recommendations to the General Assembly next year.
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Georgia lawmakers explore ways to end the state income tax, though critics caution against it
Grover Norquist. Ross Williams/Georgia RecorderGeorgia officials discussed eliminating the state income tax Tuesday but provided little detail on how to do so. Lt. Gov. Burt Jones, who is campaigning to be Georgia’s next governor, helped kick off the first meeting of the Senate Special Committee on Eliminating Georgia’s Income Tax. “If we want to continue to stay competitive here in the state of Georgia, and continue to be the number one state …
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