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GA SB465
Bill
Status
3/6/2026
Primary Sponsor
Steve Gooch
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AI Summary
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Business enterprises that hire illegal aliens (as defined in Code Section 16-11-201) and claim those hires as the basis for large-scale project tax credits are disqualified from receiving any such credits
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Tax credits of $5,250 annually per new eligible full-time employee job for five years remain available to qualifying businesses, but credits cannot exceed the business's actual tax liability against quarterly or monthly payments
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The large-scale project tax credit program sunsets on July 1, 2031, with no new credits allowed against income taxes after that date
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Businesses with applications approved before July 1, 2031 may continue claiming credits for the remainder of their five-year eligibility period
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Employers must make health insurance coverage available to employees in new full-time positions to qualify for the credit, though they are not required to pay for any portion of that coverage
Legislative Description
Income Taxes; business enterprises that hire illegal aliens for large-scale projects from claiming certain tax credits associated with such projects; disqualify
Last Action
House Second Readers
3/10/2026