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It's Time to Pass a Georgia Work Credit

A Georgia Work Credit, or state Earned Income Tax Credit, is proven to help boost health and economic outcomes for Georgia children and their families. As families struggle to put food on the table during the COVID pandemic, this legislation will provide targeted relief of up to $500 to the families of over one million children—and when times are better, an EITC will continue to help families afford necessities and support their local economies.
Supports Georgia Children

Supports Georgia Children

A Georgia Work Credit would deliver benefits to up to 1.1 million Georgia children and 980,000 adults throughout our state.

Helps Working Families

Helps Working Families

A Georgia Work Credit would grow Georgia’s middle class by helping workers save money and afford the basics, putting them on firmer footing to climb the economic ladder.

Boosts Local Small Businesses

Boosts Local Small Businesses

A Georgia Work Credit would benefit local economies and businesses by putting more disposable income into the pockets of Georgia consumers.

How is COVID-19 Affecting Your Community?

Supporter Highlight

Kyle Waide, President and CEO of the Atlanta Community Food Bank, outlines a state policy priority to help Georgia families struggling to make ends meet. The Atlanta Community Food Bank distributes 60 million pounds of food and groceries each year to more than 600 nonprofit partner agencies across 29 counties in north Georgia counties.