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The Coronavirus’s Harsher Reality for the Most Vulnerable
The ongoing COVID-19 pandemic is creating new burdens and exacerbating existing ones for Americans at
Ga. department of labor weighing changes to state’s unemployment insurance
[…]A non-partisan group in Georgia is recommending big changes to state leaders that put more
Ga. House may go after ‘double deduction’ some get when they file income tax returns
The Georgia House is considering eliminating the “double deduction” of state income taxes some Georgians can
These state bills could help immigrant students afford college
Some legislators are pushing for undocumented immigrant students to be given access to in-state tuition
Georgia House backs second income tax rate cut since 2018
Less than an hour after passing a state budget that included spending cuts, the Georgia
Lawmakers Move Forward With State Income Tax Rate Cut, Tax Code Reform
Georgia state lawmakers are moving forward with a proposal to further cut the state income tax
Georgia revenue collections drop again amid talk of budget, tax cuts
The state received disappointing tax collections for a fifth consecutive month in November. An earlier
Georgia agencies’ plans to reduce budgets heavy on job, pay cuts
Gov. Brian Kemp’s administration says layoffs should be the last resort for state agencies trying
To keep growing the economy, Georgia leaders must protect our state’s main source of funding
Next year, lawmakers will consider legislation that could threaten Georgia’s ability to remain economically competitive
Kemp wants Georgia agency heads to skip budget hearings
Georgia legislative leaders scheduled meetings later this month to hear how state agencies plan to
Georgia Medicaid agency plans $10 million in admin cuts per Kemp plan
The state agency that oversees programs that deliver health care to about a quarter of
Report: A new cut in Georgia income tax would mean little to many
State lawmakers have seldom seen a tax cut they didn’t vote for, but legislators will
