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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. The withholding tax rate is a graduated scale.
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.
You can pay your estimated tax electronically with DOR, by mail, or in person. How to Make Your Estimated Tax Payment. Pay electronically directly with DOR. Use the Georgia Tax Center (GTC), the DOR’s secure electronic self-service portal, to manage and pay your estimated tax.
E-file and e-pay together means there is one step to file your state forms and pay your state taxes. They are done at the same time. Note: You can only make one e-payment per tax per liability period.
The Georgia Tax Center (GTC) allows business customers to file returns and pay taxes electronically. Employers can file withholding tax returns and make payments using this system.
You can file your business income tax return electronically (through a tax vendor or directly with DOR), on paper, or hire someone to file your taxes for you. It is easiest to file your state taxes using the same method you used to file your federal taxes.
