ATLANTA — When Congress overhauled the federal tax code two months ago, Georgia officials didn’t initially realize how much extra money taxpayers would be giving the state. Now, with the governor’s office estimating that Georgians will pay an additional $4.7 billion in state taxes cumulatively over the next five years, lawmakers are debating what to do with the extra funds. The governor’s new plan is to slash the so-called windfall by 75 percent before it even arrives. Read the full article in The Brunswick News.
Breaking the Bank: Eliminating the State Income Tax Harms Most Georgians and Increases the Cost of Living
Daniel Kanso, PhD
November 17, 2025
Introduction Eliminating Georgia’s income tax would represent the largest transfer of wealth from working and
