Georgia Paycheck Calculator
Georgia's 5.75% top rate applies above just $7,000 in taxable income.
Georgia has graduated rates from 1% to 5.75%. Standard deductions and personal exemptions reduce your taxable income before the rates apply.
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Georgia Paycheck FAQ
Common questions about paychecks and taxes in Georgia
What is the Georgia state income tax rate?
Georgia has six income tax brackets ranging from 1% on the first $750 (single) to 5.75% on income over $7,000. Single filers can deduct $2,300 before rates apply.
Is Georgia planning to change its income tax?
Georgia has been gradually moving toward a flat income tax rate. Rates and brackets may change in future tax years.
Why does Georgia's top rate kick in so quickly?
Georgia's 5.75% top bracket applies to taxable income over just $7,000, meaning most full-time workers pay the top marginal rate on the majority of their income. The lower brackets provide minimal savings.
Does Georgia tax retirement income?
Georgia partially taxes retirement income. Social Security benefits are exempt, and taxpayers 62+ can exclude up to $65,000 of retirement income from state taxation.
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