Georgia State Income Tax Calculator

Calculate GA flat 5.49% income tax after the 2024 rate cut

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Georgia switched to a flat 5.49% income tax in 2024, replacing its old graduated brackets that topped out at 5.75%. After subtracting the standard deduction, the flat rate applies to everyone equally. This free calculator does both steps.

How it works

The Georgia individual income tax formula is:

  1. Start from your Georgia income (federal AGI is a close approximation for most wage earners).
  2. Subtract the standard deduction for your filing status — $12,000 single, $24,000 married filing jointly, $12,000 head of household (2024).
  3. Apply the flat 5.49% rate to the remaining taxable income.

The rate is scheduled to keep dropping by 0.10% per year toward 4.99% if state revenue triggers are met.

Example

A single filer with $70,000 of income subtracts the $12,000 standard deduction, leaving $58,000 taxable. 5.49% × $58,000 = $3,184 of Georgia state income tax, for an effective rate of about 4.55%.

Notes

This estimate covers Georgia state income tax only — not FICA, federal tax, or itemized deductions. Georgia has no local income tax. Personal exemptions were folded into the higher standard deduction under the 2024 reform.

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