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Mission Statement The mission of the Department of Revenue is to administer the tax laws of the State of Georgia fairly and efficiently in order to promote

All communications are to follow the proper business etiquette, avoid insensitive, hostile, or offensive subjects and language that would violate official Department of Revenue policies and standards. The unauthorized release or use of the Department of Revenue information is prohibited.

If you are a GCP Online or SAVI user, you will receive an email from the Georgia Department of Revenue containing your login ID (screen name) and account activation instructions. Please use the link in this email message to complete the account activation process. Please check your email spam folders if you do not see such email in your inbox.

Department of Revenue temporarily suspending in-person services Due to concerns regarding COVID-19, DOR is temporarily suspending in-person services effective Monday, March 23, 2020. Taxpayers can conduct all business with the Department via online services, …

No login required. You may need FEIN, SSN, Georgia tax number, etc. Credit card payments are not allowed with Quick Payment. File your Taxes for Free! The Georgia Department of Revenue works with software vendors to offer free electronic filing services to Georgia taxpayers. See if you qualify.

Please visit the Georgia Tax Center to file your sales and use tax return electronically. You are required to file and pay electronically if you owe more than $500.00 in connection with any return, report, or other document pertaining to sales tax or use tax required to be filed with the Department even if some payments for those tax types subsequently fall below $500.00.

Department of Revenue temporarily suspending in-person services Due to concerns regarding COVID-19, DOR is temporarily suspending in-person services effective Monday, March 23, 2020. Taxpayers can conduct all business with the Department via online services, …

The Department of Revenue is protecting Georgia taxpayers from tax fraud. We will begin accepting returns January 27, 2020. It may take up to 90 days from the date of receipt by DOR to process a return and issue a refund.

Electronically submitted returns and payments are transmitted over secure and encrypted lines. The Georgia Department of Revenue is in compliance with industry standard best practices for security. Paperless. Electronic filing saves you time, money, and frustration. Electronic filing is free.