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Working Families Leverage Tax Credits to Make Ends Meet and Invest in Future

Paying for health care and paying off credit cards. Buying food, clothing or school supplies for children. Making ...
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SNAP Provides a Lifeline to Georgia’s Adults Navigating Hard Times

The Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) serves about 1.6 million Georgians on average every month, and more than ...
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Georgia K-12 Education Budget Primer for State Fiscal Year 2019

Education Funding in Georgia: Financial Challenges for Schools Remain Lawmakers reached a critical benchmark with the 2019 budget: ...
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Georgia Health Budget Primer for State Fiscal Year 2019

Georgia Health Care Budget Overview Health care services are primarily delivered through three state agencies, the departments of ...
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Georgia Human Services Budget Primer for State Fiscal Year 2019

Human Services Budget Overview Georgia’s Department of Human Services oversees state spending to protect children and the elderly ...
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Georgia Higher Education Budget Primer for State Fiscal Year 2019

Higher Education Budget Overview The higher education budget in Georgia is $2.4 billion for the university system and ...
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Georgia State Budget Overview for Fiscal Year 2019

Introduction Georgia plans to spend $26.2 billion in state funds raised through taxes and fees for the 2019 ...
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Supreme Court’s Online Sales Tax Decision Provides Georgia a Welcome Boost

The U.S. Supreme Court delivered a decision this month that puts brick-and-mortar businesses on a more level playing ...
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Georgia Budget Primer 2019

Click on the links below to learn about different policy areas of the 2019 budget. State Budget K-12 ...
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Food Assistance Helps Promote a Healthy Georgia

About 1.7 million Georgians receive help to put meals on the table through the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program, ...
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Overlooked Colleges Often a Springboard to Middle Class and Beyond

You might be familiar with college rankings, like the well-known list U.S. News and World Report compiles. Each ...
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GBPI’s 2017-2018 Milestones and Highlights

During Georgia’s 2017-2018 legislative cycle and throughout the months between those two sessions, the growing GBPI team improved ...

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