The Tax Cuts and Jobs Act in Georgia: High Income Households Receive Greatest Benefits

Georgia Budget and Policy Institute·Aug 12

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The tax cuts and jobs act in Georgia appears to benefit high income households the most. There are concerns that the tax cuts may impact funding for schools and healthcare, with some outlets reporting on spending cuts to fund these tax reductions. The specifics of the tax changes, including new deductions and potential average tax cuts, are being explained and analyzed by various organizations.

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The Tax Cuts and Jobs Act in Georgia: High Income Households Receive Greatest Benefits

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