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HB 169·GA·house

Ad valorem tax; breach of a covenant for bona fide conservation use related to solar generation of energy; limit exceptions

FailedFiled Jan 29, 2025
Sponsor: Chas Cannon
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Mar 25, 2026

Summary

The bill establishes a tax credit for qualifying Georgia employers with fewer than 50 employees who offer an ICHRA and meet specific benefit standards. Credits are limited to five years, decrease over time, and are capped at $10 million per year, with the program ending in 2030. Employers must apply for pre‑approval each year to claim the credit.

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