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Go to the Georgia Tax Center. Under Tasks, click on Make a Quick Payment. Review the Request details and click Next. For Customer Type, select Business. Select the Account Type and click Next. Select Yes or No if you have a payment number. Enter the required information and click Next.
- Withholding Tax (for Employers)
Georgia withholding tax is the amount held from an...
- Withholding Tax (for Employers)
On this page, find options available for paying your individual income tax, corporate income tax, and Georgia Department of Revenue assessed liabilities using the Georgia Tax Center (GTC) or by mailed paper return. Electronic payments can be set up to occur on or before the payment due date.
Georgia withholding tax is the amount held from an employee’s wages and paid directly by the employer. This includes tax withheld from wages, nonresident distributions, lottery winnings, pension/annuity payments and other sources of income.
Its purpose is to inform a Georgia-based employer of the amount to withhold from an employee’s paycheck for Georgia’s Individual Income Tax. Employees can also use Form G-4 to claim allowances based on dependents, marital status, and other deductions.
The Georgia Tax Center allows you to conveniently pay your taxes online, whether you've already filed your return or extension, or are making estimated payments for next year. This online system eliminates the need to mail any forms (returns, extensions, or estimates) if you also use e-filing.
Paying your estimated tax electronically is the fastest method. However, you can pay by mail or in person using an estimated tax payment voucher. If you do not already have a voucher, create one using the 500-ES Individual and Fiduciary Estimated Tax Payment Voucher form.
You can submit payments and access documents online using the Georgia Tax Center. File your return by mail or in person using paper forms Filing electronically is the fastest method to file.
