History. Code 1981, § 48-7-29.23 , enacted by Ga. L. 2021, p. 94, § 2/HB 32.
Effective date. —
This Code section became effective July 1, 2021. See Editor’s notes for applicability.
Editor’s notes.
Ga. L. 2021, p. 94, § 3/HB 32, not codified by the General Assembly, provides that: “This Act shall become effective July 1, 2021, and shall be applicable to all taxable years beginning on or after January 1, 2022.
Structure Georgia Code
Title 48 - Revenue and Taxation
Article 2 - Imposition, Rate, Computation, Exemptions, and Credits
§ 48-7-20.1. One-Time Tax Rebates for Qualified Taxpayers
§ 48-7-21. Taxation of Corporations
§ 48-7-21.1. Compensation Paid by Taxpayer Disallowed as Business Expense; Applicability
§ 48-7-26. [Effective Until January 1, 2024. See note.] Personal Exemptions
§ 48-7-26. [Effective January 1, 2024. See note.] Personal Exemptions
§ 48-7-27. [Effective Until January 1, 2024. See note.] Computation of Taxable Net Income
§ 48-7-27. [Effective January 1, 2024. See note.] Computation of Taxable Net Income
§ 48-7-28.1. Tax Repayments and Benefits
§ 48-7-28.2. Employer Social Security Credits
§ 48-7-28.3. Expenses From Transactions With Related Members
§ 48-7-29. Tax Credits for Rural Physicians
§ 48-7-29.1. Tax Credits for Retrofitting Certain Single-Family Homes With Accessibility Features
§ 48-7-29.2. Tax Credits for Qualified Caregiving Expenses
§ 48-7-29.4. Tax Credits for Disaster Assistance Funds Received
§ 48-7-29.6. Tax Credits for Qualified Low-Income Buildings
§ 48-7-29.7. Tax Credits for Depository Financial Institutions
§ 48-7-29.10. Tax Credits for Qualified Child and Dependent Care Expenses
§ 48-7-29.11. Tax Credits for Certain Teleworking Expenses
§ 48-7-29.12. Tax Credits for Qualified Donation of Real Property
§ 48-7-29.13. Tax Credits for Qualified Health Insurance Expenses
§ 48-7-29.14. Tax Credits for Clean Energy Property
§ 48-7-29.15. Tax Credits for the Adoption of Foster Children
§ 48-7-29.17. Tax Credit for the Purchase of One Eligible Single-Family Residence
§ 48-7-29.18. Tax Credits for Purchasers of Alternative Fuel Heavy Duty and Medium Duty Vehicles
§ 48-7-29.23. Tax Credits for Teachers in the Teacher Recruitment and Retention Program
§ 48-7-29.24. Tax Credits for Contributions to Foster Child Support Organizations
§ 48-7-29.25. Tax Credits for Contributions to Law Enforcement Foundations
§ 48-7-33. Annual Accounting Periods
§ 48-7-36. Tolling of Time Limits for Filings by Reason of War Related Service in Armed Forces
§ 48-7-39. Depreciation of Property Placed in Service in Prior Tax Years
§ 48-7-40.1. Tax Credits for Business Enterprises in Less Developed Areas
§ 48-7-40.1A. Additional Job Tax Credits for Manufacturers of Personal Protective Equipment
§ 48-7-40.5. Tax Credits for Employers Providing Approved Retraining Programs
§ 48-7-40.6. Tax Credits for Employers Providing Child Care
§ 48-7-40.12. Tax Credits for Qualified Research Expenses
§ 48-7-40.14. Calculation of New Full-Time Jobs
§ 48-7-40.15. Alternative Tax Credits for Base Year Port Traffic Increases
§ 48-7-40.15A. Increased Job Tax Credit Based on Increase in Port Traffic
§ 48-7-40.17. Tax Credits for Establishing or Relocating Quality Jobs
§ 48-7-40.18. Tax Credits for Businesses Headquartered in State; Full-Time Jobs
§ 48-7-40.23. Election to Count New Jobs on Calendar Year Basis
§ 48-7-40.24. Tax Credits for Jobs Associated With Large-Scale Projects
§ 48-7-40.26. Tax Credits for Film, Gaming, Video, or Digital Production
§ 48-7-40.26A. Tax Credits for Postproduction Expenditures
§ 48-7-40.27. Tax Credits for Qualified Investments in a Research Fund
§ 48-7-40.30. Tax Credits for Certain Qualified Investments for Limited Period of Time
§ 48-7-40.31. Tax Credits for Employing Qualified Parolees
§ 48-7-40.32. Revitalization Zone Tax Credits
§ 48-7-40.36. Tax Credits for Timber Producers Incurring Losses From Hurricane Michael