Professions and businesses; clarify certain veterans' eligibility for exemption with regard to payment of occupation taxes, administrative fees, and regulatory fees

Summary

The bill updates Georgia law to define which veterans qualify for exemption from occupation taxes, administrative fees, and regulatory fees, adding a clear definition of "armed conflict" and setting disability thresholds. It requires applicants to prove residency, lack of state income tax liability, and the required disability level before receiving a ten‑year exemption certificate. The changes affect disabled veterans, blind individuals, and veterans with service‑related disabilities who run businesses or practice professions.

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