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Georgia Tax Calculator

Georgia now applies a single flat rate to all taxable income after phasing out its old tiered bracket system in recent years, with further rate cuts continuing into 2026. The transition has simplified filing considerably. Georgia also offers a retirement-income exclusion for older residents. This calculator applies the current flat rate to your entered income for an instant result.

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On $100,000 of taxable income in Georgia, your estimated state income tax is $4,990 at an effective rate of 4.99%.
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State Tax

$4,990

Effective Rate

4.99%

Marginal Rate

4.99%
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Tax Bracket Breakdown — Georgia
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Total$4,990
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How Georgia income tax works

  • Georgia multiplies your taxable income by one flat rate — the old multi-bracket system has been fully phased out.
  • The flat rate has been cut several times as part of an ongoing multi-year reduction plan.
  • Residents past a certain age can exclude a portion of retirement income from the state calculation.

Need the exact bracket thresholds instead of an estimate? See the Georgia tax brackets for 2026 .

Estimate your Georgia property tax by county, compare every state at the state tax brackets hub , or see the full tax-by-state directory .

Frequently asked questions

How is Georgia income tax calculated?

Georgia applies a single flat rate to your taxable income — there are no brackets left to layer through. The calculator multiplies your entered income by the current rate for an instant result.

Does Georgia tax Social Security benefits?

No. Georgia excludes Social Security benefits from state taxable income.

Has Georgia's tax rate changed recently?

Yes — Georgia has cut its flat rate several times in recent years as part of an accelerated multi-year reduction plan, so the current rate is lower than in prior tax years.

How much state tax will I pay in Georgia?

Since Georgia uses a flat rate, your tax is simply that rate applied to your taxable income, minus any retirement exclusion you qualify for. Enter your figures above for an exact total.

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Last updated July 19, 2026 Tax year 2025 + 2026 state income tax

Data sources: Georgia revenue department rate tables + Tax Foundation 2025

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