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Major Changes to HB 388 Still Reduces Revenues and Benefits Top Earners

When fully implemented, tax changes in HB 388 will result in an annual revenue loss of $141 million to $185 million—revenue losses Georgia can’t afford. This fact sheet provides an overview of significant changes to the revised bill. Download the PDF.

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