On Tuesday, the Georgia Senate passed a bill and a resolution affecting farmers' property taxes, if approved by voters.

The Georgia Senate passed House Bill 111, which would lower the state’s income tax rate, and House Bill 112, which would give Georgians one-time income tax rebates.

The Georgia Senate on Thursday passed House Bill 111, which would lower the state’s income tax rate, and House Bill 112, which would give Georgians one-time income tax rebates between $250 and $500.

Pending millage bill will allow school systems to “give money back to the taxpayers,” according to Senator Sam Watson.

Farmers may soon get more tax relief under a decades-old program designed to keep agricultural land out of developers’ hands.

The Loganville City Council has abandoned plans to boost its homestead property tax exemption from $2,000 to $5,000, at least ...

A bill intended to grant relief for Hurricane Helene timber losses could morph into a $60 million-a-year tax credit for the Georgia film industry. — Senate Bill 52 was intended to give property ...

Bulloch County homeowners will see more stable property tax bills after the Board of Education allowed a new statewide ...

Priorities of Georgia legislators came into clearer focus this week with bills to cut income taxes, improve school safety and tighten marijuana laws. The Georgia General Assembly advanced dozens ...

Bulloch County taxpayers who own a primary residence there should see stabilization in their annual tax bills after the ...

HB 90 would amend Georgia Code § 48-5-7.4 to double the acreage farmers and other agricultural producers can place under a protective covenant in return for smaller property tax bills.