US EditionGeorgia Lawmakers Introduce the Overtime Income Tax Exemption Act
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Georgia Lawmakers Introduce the Overtime Income Tax Exemption Act
Bipartisan Bill Aims to End State Tax on First $10K of Overtime Pay A bipartisan group of Georgia legislators have introduced House Bill 826, the Overtime Income Tax Exemption Act, designed to provide tax relief to hardworking Georgians by excluding up to $10,000 of overtime wages from state income tax. Rep. Tanya Miller (House District 62) championed the bill, saying, “Too many Georgians are working overtime just to make ends meet — from wareh…
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