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The Transport & Utilities Bill
Georgia proposes refundable credit for groceries, transport, and utilities
Income tax; refundable credit for grocery, transportation, and utility costs; provide
Good for everyday people ·
If passed, Georgia would give residents a tax refund for grocery, travel, and utility costs, putting money back in their pockets.
Our take
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The credit could ease bills for families who spend a lot on food, rides, and power, but the state will need money to pay it, possibly raising other taxes.
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The facts
What the bill actually says, no spin.
- Bill would create a refundable tax credit for grocery, transportation, and utility costs.
- It also adds a credit for certain workforce development training expenses.
- Sponsored by Democratic representatives Karen Lupton and Marvin Lim.
- Currently introduced and has moved through House Hopper and First Readers.
- Would amend tax code titles 33, 34, and 48.
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