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Georgia's 2026 Primary is May 19, and the General Election is November 3 Make a plan to vote in both to help shape the state's future
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You get a tax refund when you pay more income taxes than you owe After you file your state income tax return, you can track the status of your tax refund online or by phone with the Georgia Department of Revenue Tax refund processing times vary and depend on the accuracy of the original return, but you'll get your refund more quickly if you file your tax return electronically Most refunds
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Georgia Gateway is the state government’s web portal for accessing assistance programs When you create an account, you can apply for or renew benefits, upload documents, and report changes to your case Use Georgia Gateway if you want to access programs such as: Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) Temporary Assistance for Needy Families (TANF) Medical Assistance (MA), such as
- GA@WORK Resource Library | State Accounting Office
The GA@WORK Resource Library provides helpful resources in preparation of the July 2026 launch of GA@WORK Below, you can access training information, communication templates for managers, readiness checklists and other materials to help you and your agency get ready for the implementation of GA@WORK Use this Start Here Guide for details on how to use this collection of resources
- Gov. Kemp Signs Major Tax Relief Bills for Hardworking Georgians
ATLANTA – Governor Brian P Kemp, joined by First Lady Marty Kemp and members of the General Assembly, today signed HB 1000 and HB 1199 into law, authorizing the return of nearly $1 2 billion in state income tax refunds to hardworking Georgians and suspending the state motor fuel tax for 60 days, respectively, among other provisions When added to previous tax rebates, rate reductions, and
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