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Georgia Senate Republicans consider income tax cuts

Republican Georgia lawmakers are pitching income tax cut packages that critics warn could create major gaps in state and local budgets. Why it matters: A proposal coming out of the Georgia Senate — along with a separate House plan to scale back property taxes — is Republicans' answer to voters demanding help with the high cost of living.

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Georgia Senate special committee to present report on eliminating state income tax today

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Georgia Senate Republicans pitch gradual elimination of state income tax

Atlanta Journal-Constitution · 2d

State legislative leaders back separate tax relief plans

Republicans in the Georgia General Assembly are putting forward competing visions of tax relief ahead of the first day of the Legislative session, which begins Monday.

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Lawmakers moving closer to ending Georgia income tax

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GOP embraces 2 tax cut plans: Debate between cutting property or income taxes in Georgia

The Citizen

Higher-Income Counties Like Fayette, Coweta Face Distinct Stakes in Georgia Income Tax Debate

A final report released this week by the Georgia Senate Special Committee on the Elimination of Georgia’s Income Tax is renewing debate over how proposed ta

FOX 5 Atlanta on MSN

Georgia's 2026 Legislative Session: What you need to know ahead of Monday’s gavel-in

ATLANTA - Georgia lawmakers will return to the State Capitol on Monday with a heavy focus on the "affordability" of life in the Peach State, setting the stage for a competitive 2026 legislative session defined by competing tax relief proposals and political posturing.

Boise State Public Radio

Georgia lawmakers debate what to do about expiring Obamacare subsidies

Some states are trying to step in and help pay for health care as Affordable Care Act subsidies are set to expire when the clock strikes midnight. In Georgia, some Democrats are pushing for the state to provide funding to cover the subsidies, but many Republicans are opposed.

The Atlanta Journal-Constitution

Georgia Senate’s 2026 session could double as a campaign preview

With eight senators and Lt. Gov. Burt Jones running for higher office this year, the Senate could be especially political this session.