Georgia – In a landmark decision, Governor Brian P. Kemp signed laws in Cobb County earlier this week providing more than $1 billion in tax relief to Georgians, surrounded by First Lady Marty Kemp and other state officials. This significant financial boon comes through an accelerated tax cut, previously initiated in 2022, and a substantial one-time tax refund aimed directly at easing the fiscal burdens of state residents.
At the signing ceremony, Governor Kemp underlined the state’s dedication to budgetary discipline and respect for taxpayers.
“While other states are running up budget deficits and raising taxes on their citizens, we’re investing in the priorities of our state while further cutting taxes and returning more than a billion dollars to hardworking Georgians,” Kemp said…