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Welcome to the go-to spot for all things related to Georgia production incentives. As a leading destination for filmmakers, Georgia offers an array of financial incentives for your upcoming production. Discover how you can take advantage of their incentives in the form of Fully Transferable Tax Credit to maximize your budget while supporting their local economy.
Page Updated: 
October 5, 2024

Incentive Type:

Fully Transferable Tax Credit

Qualifying Production Types

Music Videos, Animation, Commercials, Documentaries, Game Shows, Reality TV, Scripted TV, Interactive, Feature Film

Sunset Date

None

Wrapbook's Rule to Remember

A verification-of-work form is required for loan-outs and service corps working in the state!

Basic Incentive Information

  • Spend
    20-30%
  • Above the Line Residents
    20-30%
  • Above the Line Non-Residents
    20-30%
  • Below the Line Residents
    20-30%
  • Below the Line Non-Residents
    20-30%
  • Minimum Spend
    $500,000
  • Funding Cap
    None
  • Project Cap
    None
  • Loan Out Registration
    Yes
  • Loan Out Withholding
    5.39%
  • CPA Audit Required
    Yes
  • Screen Credit Required
    Yes
Compensation Cap
$500,000 for W2 employees

In order to get the maximum return listed in ranges, check out Additional Bonuses.

Project Criteria

At least $500,000 in-state spending is required.

Contact the film office for more details.

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Additional Bonuses

The Georgia Logo Bonus: a 10% additional tax credit is available for projects that include an embedded Georgia logo on approved projects and a link to the Georgia Film Office on the promotional website. Projects qualifying for this bonus must also complete a distribution form, provided by the film office. This bonus does not apply to commercials. 

This is the only way to achieve the full 30% credit (20% base + 10% bonus).

Contact the film office for more details.

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How to Apply

For projects with an estimated budget under $100,000,000, a completed application must be submitted electronically no earlier than 120 days prior to principal photography and no later than 7 calendar days after the principal photography start date in Georgia. 

For projects with an estimated budget over $100,000,000, a completed application must be submitted electronically no earlier than 180 days prior to principal photography and no later than 7 calendar days after the principal photography start date in Georgia.

Contact the film office for more details.

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Additional Information

For any employees paid by W-2 (whether residents or non-residents), there is a compensation cap of $500,000 per employee. However, salaries subject to 1099 reporting or loan-outs are not subject to the $500,000 cap.

Production companies can aggregate their expenditures across multiple commercials in one calendar year in order to to meet the base investment threshold. A separate Georgia Entertainment Promotion (GEP) application should be submitted with the Tax Credit Certification Application.

Loan-out companies must register for a payroll withholding account using the Georgia Tax Center if they are not already registered. The production company or its payroll service provider that makes payments to the loan-out company must electronically register with the Department using the Georgia Tax Center to obtain a film withholding account.

A Georgia-based post-production company that has a Georgia payroll of at least $250,000 and spends at least $500,000 during a taxable year will qualify for a 20% tax credit, capped at $10,000,000 per year. These credits have a three year carry-forward. This policy had a sunset date of December 31, 2022.

Contact the film office for more details.

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Film Office

Georgia Film Office - Georgia Department of Economic Development
75 Fifth Street, N.W., Suite 1200, Atlanta, GA 30308
Lee Thomas, Deputy Commissioner
404 962 4048

Related Government Forms

Georgia

Annual Tax and Wage Report For Domestic Employment - DOL 4A

Domestic employers must file this annual tax and wage report. The annual report and any payment due must be filed on or before January 31st of the following year to be considered timely.

Wage Reporting
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Georgia

Application - Certificate of Authority Amendment (CD 518)

Used to update an existing Certificate of Authority for a foreign (out-of-state) business operating in Georgia. A film production company may need this if it changes its business name or registered agent while shooting in Georgia.

Incorporation Documents
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Georgia

Application - Certificate of Authority Withdrawal (CD 555)

Used to withdraw an out-of-state company's authority to do business in Georgia. A production company that completes a project in Georgia and no longer needs to maintain a presence may file this.

Incorporation Documents
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Georgia

Application - Certificate of Authority for Benefit Corporation (CD 239)

Required for an out-of-state benefit corporation (a for-profit company with a social mission) to operate in Georgia. A film production company structured as a benefit corporation might need this if it prioritizes sustainability or social impact.

Incorporation Documents
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Georgia

Application - Certificate of Authority for LLC (CD 241)

Enables an out-of-state LLC to legally operate in Georgia. A production company formed as an LLC outside Georgia must file this before starting local operations.

Incorporation Documents
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Georgia

Application - Certificate of Authority for LLP (CD 2000)

Grants an out-of-state limited liability partnership (LLP) permission to operate in Georgia. Useful for legal, financial, or consulting firms supporting a film project.

Incorporation Documents
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Georgia

Application - Certificate of Authority for Limited Partnership (LP or LLLP) (CD 251)

Allows an out-of-state limited partnership (LP) or limited liability limited partnership (LLLP) to legally conduct business in Georgia. A film production structured as an LP (common for investment pooling) must file this to shoot and operate in the state.

Incorporation Documents
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Georgia

Application - Certificate of Authority for Professional Corporation (CD 238)

Needed for an out-of-state professional corporation (e.g., law firms, accounting firms) to do business in Georgia. A production legal team operating from another state may require this.

Incorporation Documents
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Georgia

Application - Certificate of Authority for Profit or Nonprofit Corporation (CD 236)

Required for an out-of-state corporation (profit or nonprofit) to register in Georgia. A nonprofit documentary film company or an investor-backed film corporation must file this before operating in the state.

Incorporation Documents
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Georgia

Application - State Franchise Amendment (GAVFL002)

Used to update a state franchise agreement. A media distribution company expanding its service area in Georgia might use this.

Incorporation Documents
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Georgia

Application - State Franchise Certificate (GAVFL001)

Grants a business the right to operate as a state franchise in Georgia. A production studio distributing content in Georgia may need this.

Incorporation Documents
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Georgia

Application - State Franchise Renewal (GAVFL005)

Required for renewing a previously granted state franchise certificate.

Incorporation Documents
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Georgia

Application - State Franchise Termination (GAVFL004)

Used to terminate a state franchise certificate, possibly after ceasing operations in Georgia.

Incorporation Documents
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Georgia

Application - State Franchise Transfer (GAVFL003)

Allows for the transfer of a state franchise to a new entity or owner.

Incorporation Documents
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Georgia

Application - Trademark or Service Mark Registrant Name Address Change (TM04)

Used to update the registered name or address of a trademark holder. A production company protecting its brand may use this.

Incorporation Documents
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Georgia

Application - Trademark or Service Mark Registration (TMAPPL)

Used to register a trademark or service mark in Georgia. A production company may file this to protect its film title, logo, or slogan.

Incorporation Documents
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Georgia

Application - Trademark or Service Mark Renewal (TM02)

Renews an existing Georgia trademark or service mark registration.

Incorporation Documents
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Georgia

Cherokee County Film Project Application

To film in unincorporated portions of Cherokee County, productions must complete and submit this Cherokee County Film Project Application.

Film Permit
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Georgia

City of Atlanta Film Permit Application

Use this online application form to apply for a film permit in Atlanta, Georgia.

Film Permit
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Georgia

City of Douglas Special Events Permit

Productions seeking a permit to film in the city of Douglas, Georgia can complete and submit this special events permit application.

Film Permit
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Georgia

City of Savannah Film Permit Application

Use this online application form to apply for a film permit in the city of Savannah, Georgia. 

Film Permit
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Georgia

City of Senoia Film Permit

Productions seeking a permit to film in the city of Senoia, Georgia must complete and submit this film permit application.

Film Permit
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Georgia

City of Senoia Filming Affidavit

The city of Senoia requires any commercial, TV, film and video production wishing to film in the city to complete, sign and notarize this affidavit.

Film Permit
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Georgia

DeKalb County Film Permit Application

Use this onlilne application form to apply for a film permit in DeKalb County, Georgia. 

Film Permit
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Georgia

Filing Procedure - Corporation

This helpful guide provides step-by-step instructions for forming and maintaining a corporation in Georgia. A production company incorporating in Georgia should follow this procedure.

Incorporation Documents
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Georgia

Filing Procedure - Limited Liability Company

This helpful guide provides step-by-step instructions for forming an LLC in Georgia.

Incorporation Documents
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Georgia

Filing Procedure - Limited Partnership

This helpful guide provides step-by-step instructions for forming an LLP in Georgia.

Incorporation Documents
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Georgia

Filing Procedure - State Franchise

This helpful guide details the process for applying for and managing a state franchise agreement.

Incorporation Documents
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Georgia

Filing Template - Amended Annual Registration for Corporation (CD 900)

This template can be used to update annual corporate filings, such as changes in officers or registered agent.

Incorporation Documents
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Georgia

Filing Template - Amended Annual Registration for Foreign LLP (CD 930)

This template can be used to update information for a foreign LLP registered in Georgia.

Incorporation Documents
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Georgia

Filing Template - Amended Annual Registration for LLC (CD 920)

This template can be used to modify details in an LLC’s annual filing.

Incorporation Documents
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Georgia

Filing Template - Amended Annual Registration for LP & LLLP (CD 910)

This template can be used to update information for an LP or LLLP’s annual registration.

Incorporation Documents
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Georgia

Filing Template - Annual Registration (CD 940)

This document explains how to access and file Georgia’s Annual Registration form, which must be filed yearly for all registered business entities in Georgia.

Incorporation Documents
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Georgia

Filing Template - Articles of Dissolution, Non-Commenced Nonprofit Corporation (CD 520)

This template can be used to dissolve a nonprofit corporation before it begins operations.

Incorporation Documents
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Georgia

Filing Template - Articles of Dissolution, Non-Commenced Profit Corporation (CD 400)

This template can be used to dissolve a for-profit corporation before operations begin.

Incorporation Documents
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Georgia

Filing Template - Articles of Dissolution, Nonprofit Corporation (CD 530)

This template can be used to officially dissolve a nonprofit corporation.

Incorporation Documents
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Georgia

Filing Template - Articles of Dissolution, Profit Corporation (CD 412)

This template can be used to dissolve an active for-profit corporation.

Incorporation Documents
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Georgia

Filing Template - Articles of Organization for LLC (CD 030)

Use this template as a guide for preparing the Articles of Organization to form your Georgia LLC.

Incorporation Documents
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Georgia

Filing Template - Certificate of Cancellation (CD 600)

Use this template to cancel the registration of a business entity.

Incorporation Documents
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Georgia

Filing Template - Certificate of Termination (CD 415)

Use this template to formally end a business entity’s existence in Georgia.

Incorporation Documents
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Georgia

Filing Template - Name Change Amendment for LLC (CD 115)

This form is used to legally change the name of a Georgia-based LLC.

Incorporation Documents
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Georgia

Filing Template - Name Change Amendment for LP or LLLP (CD 120)

This form is used to legally change the name of a Georgia-based LP or LLLP.

Incorporation Documents
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Georgia

Filing Template - Name Change, Nonprofit Corporation (CD 110)

This form is used to legally change the name of a Georgia-based nonprofit corporation.

Incorporation Documents
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Georgia

Filing Template - Name Change, Profit Corporation (CD 100)

This form is used to legally change the name of a Georgia-based for-profit corporation.

Incorporation Documents
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Georgia

Filing Template - Notice of Intent to Dissolve, Nonprofit Corporation (CD 525)

This form notifies the state that a nonprofit corporation intends to dissolve and cease operations. If a nonprofit film organization, such as a documentary-focused nonprofit or a film education group, decides to shut down, it must submit this form before finalizing the dissolution.

Incorporation Documents
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Georgia

Filing Template - Notice of Intent to Dissolve, Profit Corporation (CD 410)

This form serves as an official preliminary notice that a for-profit corporation is planning to dissolve. A film production company incorporated in Georgia that is closing down after completing its projects will need to file this before officially dissolving.

Incorporation Documents
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Georgia

Filing Template - Statement of Commencement of Winding Up (CD 414)

After filing a Notice of Intent to Dissolve, this form formally states that the company is in the process of closing out its affairs. This could include finalizing outstanding contracts, distributing remaining assets, and settling debts.

Incorporation Documents
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Georgia

Film Savannah Project Registration Form

Productions intending to shoot in the city of Savannah, Georgia must first register with the Film Savannah office by completing this online form.

Film Permit
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Georgia

Film Savannah Sample Community Notification Letter

In order to obtain a Savannah film permit, productions must submit a Community Notification Letter and then distribute the letter to the community surrounding their filming location at least 48hrs in advance of filming. This sample can be used to draft a Community Notification Letter.

Film Permit
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Georgia

Form - Business Entity & Registration Records Order Form (CD 700)

This form allows businesses to request official copies of their entity records, such as Certificates of Incorporation, Articles of Organization, or annual filings.

Incorporation Documents
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Georgia

Form - NAICS Code Update (CD 710)

The North American Industry Classification System (NAICS) code categorizes businesses based on their industry. Use this form to update and/or change your company’s NAICS code should your business operations change.

Incorporation Documents
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Georgia

Form - Name Reservation

This form allows a business to reserve a company name for up to 30 days before filing its official registration documents. 

Incorporation Documents
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Georgia

Form - Primary Email Address Change (CD 705)

Businesses registered in Georgia must keep an up-to-date email address on file with the Secretary of State. A production company may need to file this form if it changes management, merges with another entity, or simply updates to a new studio or corporate email.

Incorporation Documents
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Georgia

Form - Refund Request

Used to request a refund of filing fees paid to the Georgia Secretary of State if a business submits a duplicate payment or files an incorrect form.

Incorporation Documents
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Georgia

Form - Service of Process (SOP-1)

This form appoints or updates an agent to receive legal documents on behalf of a business. A film production company must have a registered agent in Georgia to receive lawsuits, subpoenas, or official notices—especially important if the company is operating as an out-of-state entity.

Incorporation Documents
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Georgia

Form - Statement of Change of Address of Registered Office (RA-2)

A business must update its official registered office address if it relocates. A production company may need this if it moves from a temporary production office to a permanent facility or switches to a new registered agent with a different address.

Incorporation Documents
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Georgia

Form - Statement of Resignation of Registered Agent (RA-1)

If a company’s registered agent (the designated person or service that receives legal notices) resigns, this form must be filed. A film company using a third-party registered agent service or an attorney as its agent would need to appoint a replacement if the existing agent resigns.

Incorporation Documents
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Georgia

Form - Trademark Registration Data Request (TM06)

This form allows businesses to request information about registered trademarks in Georgia. A production company might use this before trademarking a film title or company logo to ensure the name isn't already in use.

Incorporation Documents
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Georgia

Form - Trademark or Service Mark Assignment (TM03)

This form is used when a trademark or service mark is sold or transferred to another entity. A film production company might use this if it sells the rights to a film title, studio brand, or logo to another company or distributor.

Incorporation Documents
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Georgia

Form G-4 Employee Withholding

This Form G-4 Employee Withholding must be completed and submitted to employers to have tax withheld from employee wages.

Tax Form, Essentials, Startwork, Tax Withholding
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Georgia

Form G2-A

This form is used by business entities to report and remit withholding taxes on distributions made to nonresident members or shareholders.

Tax Withholding
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Georgia

Form G2-FL

Loan-out companies must complete this form and provide it to employees to report tax withholdings. The loan-out company must attach a completed copy of this form to their annual Form G-1003 and file both electronically. Employees of the loan-out must attach a copy of this form to their income tax return. 

Tax Withholding
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Georgia

Form G2-FP

Loan-out companies providing services to film productions in Georgia must be subject to withholding in order to qualify for the Georgia film tax credit. This form is to be filled out by a production company and submitted to a loan-out company to report the amount of payments withheld.

Tax Withholding
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Georgia

G-1003 Withholding Income Statement Return

This tax withholding form can be used to report the total income taxes withheld from employees/contractors and taxes remitted to the state. It's also used to claim an overpayment refund or pay if the taxes are underpaid.

Tax Withholding
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Georgia

G-7NRW Nonresident Withholding Return

This form can be used by Partnerships, Subchapter S Corporations and LLC's to the pay the nonresident withholding on their nonresident members' share of taxable income sourced to Georgia.

Tax Withholding
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Georgia

Georgia Entertainment Promotion (GEP) Distribution Form for Distributed Projects

In order to receive the Georgia film tax credit 10% uplift for including , production companies must electronically submit this form when the project is distributed.

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Georgia

Georgia Expenditures Report (GER)

Production’s seeking to qualify for film tax credits in Georgia must complete and submit this report, detailing all in-state expenditures. The report must be filed within 90 days of the last qualifying Georgia expense to ensure compliance with the tax credit program's requirements.

Tax Incentive, Production Incentives
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Georgia

Georgia Film Tax Credit Application

Use this online application form to apply for Georgia film tax credits through the Georgia Entertainment Industry Investment Act. 

Tax Incentive, Production Incentives
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Georgia

Georgia Film Tax Credit Form (IT-FC)

This form is used by production companies to claim the state's film tax credit on their Georgia income tax return. This form must be attached to the tax return, along with the certification letter from the Georgia Department of Economic Development, to substantiate the credit.

Tax Incentive, Production Incentives
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Georgia

Georgia Film Tax Credit Reporting Instructions

This document provides instructions for reporting film tax credits and applying for a film tax credit audit via the Georgia Tax Center.

Tax Incentive, Production Incentives
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Georgia

Georgia Interactive Tax Credit Application

Use this online application form to apply for the Georgia Interactive Tax Credit program, which provides tax credits for qualifying interactive games and digital media projects.

Tax Incentive, Production Incentives
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Georgia

Georgia New Hire Reporting Form

Use this form to report new hires in Georgia. Federal and state legislation requires all Georgia employers, both public and private, to report to the New Hire Reporting Program all newly hired, rehired, or returning to work employees.

Startwork
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Georgia

Georgia State Parks Media Production Permit

Use this film request application to apply for a permit to film in a Georgia State Park.

Film Permit
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Georgia

Kennesaw Film Permit Application

Productions seeking a permit to film in the city of Kennesaw, Georgia must complete and submit this film permit application.

Film Permit
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Georgia

Mandatory Film Tax Credit Audit Application

Projects applying for Georgia film tax credits are required to undergo a mandatory audit. Use this online application form to apply for a mandatory audit. 

Tax Incentive, Production Incentives
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Georgia

Marietta Application For Film Permit

Productions seeking a permit to film in the city of Marietta, Georgia must complete and submit this film permit application. 

Film Permit
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Georgia

Savannah Film Permit Application

Productions seeking permits to film in the city of Savannah, Georgia can apply online via Savannah’s official online permitting portal. 

Film Permit
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Georgia

Tax Credit Certification Application for Live Action, Animated or Esports Projects

Use this online application to apply for Georgia’s live action, animated, or esports project film tax credit. 

Tax Incentive, Production Incentives
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Georgia

Withholding G-1003 Excel Template

This excel template can be used for reporting G-1003 with W-2's, G2-A, G2-FL and 1099 forms.

Tax Withholding
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Georgia

Withholding G-7 Return for Quarterly Payers

This excel template can be used for reporting withholding taxes on a quarterly basis.

Tax Withholding
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West Virginia
Fully Transferable Tax Credit
Fully Transferable Tax Credit
  • Spend: 27%
  • Above The Line Residents: 27-31%
  • Above The Line Non-Residents: 27-31%
  • Below The Line Residents: 27-31%
  • Below The Line Non-Residents: 27-31%
West Virginia
Fully Transferable Tax Credit
Fully Transferable Tax Credit
  • Spend: 27%
  • Above The Line Residents: 27-31%
  • Above The Line Non-Residents: 27-31%
  • Below The Line Residents: 27-31%
  • Below The Line Non-Residents: 27-31%
Alaska
No Incentives
No Incentives
  • Spend:
  • Above The Line Residents:
  • Above The Line Non-Residents:
  • Below The Line Residents:
  • Below The Line Non-Residents:
Alaska
No Incentives
No Incentives
  • Spend:
  • Above The Line Residents:
  • Above The Line Non-Residents:
  • Below The Line Residents:
  • Below The Line Non-Residents:
Missouri
Fully Transferable Tax Credit
Fully Transferable Tax Credit
  • Spend: 20-42%
  • Above The Line Residents: 20-42%
  • Above The Line Non-Residents: 20-42%
  • Below The Line Residents: 20-42%
  • Below The Line Non-Residents: 20-42%
Missouri
Fully Transferable Tax Credit
Fully Transferable Tax Credit
  • Spend: 20-42%
  • Above The Line Residents: 20-42%
  • Above The Line Non-Residents: 20-42%
  • Below The Line Residents: 20-42%
  • Below The Line Non-Residents: 20-42%
Oklahoma
Grants / Rebates
Grants / Rebates
  • Spend: 30%
  • Above The Line Residents: 20-30%
  • Above The Line Non-Residents: 20-30%
  • Below The Line Residents: 20-30%
  • Below The Line Non-Residents: 20%
Oklahoma
Grants / Rebates
Grants / Rebates
  • Spend: 30%
  • Above The Line Residents: 20-30%
  • Above The Line Non-Residents: 20-30%
  • Below The Line Residents: 20-30%
  • Below The Line Non-Residents: 20%
New Mexico
Fully Refundable Tax Credit
Fully Refundable Tax Credit
  • Spend: 25%
  • Above The Line Residents: 25-40%
  • Above The Line Non-Residents: 25-40%*
  • Below The Line Residents: 25-40%
  • Below The Line Non-Residents: 15-20% *
New Mexico
Fully Refundable Tax Credit
Fully Refundable Tax Credit
  • Spend: 25%
  • Above The Line Residents: 25-40%
  • Above The Line Non-Residents: 25-40%*
  • Below The Line Residents: 25-40%
  • Below The Line Non-Residents: 15-20% *
Nevada
Fully Transferable Tax Credit
Fully Transferable Tax Credit
  • Spend: 15%
  • Above The Line Residents: 15-25%
  • Above The Line Non-Residents: 12-22%
  • Below The Line Residents: 15-25%
  • Below The Line Non-Residents: 0%
Nevada
Fully Transferable Tax Credit
Fully Transferable Tax Credit
  • Spend: 15%
  • Above The Line Residents: 15-25%
  • Above The Line Non-Residents: 12-22%
  • Below The Line Residents: 15-25%
  • Below The Line Non-Residents: 0%
Rhode Island
Fully Transferable Tax Credit
Fully Transferable Tax Credit
  • Spend: 30%
  • Above The Line Residents: 30%
  • Above The Line Non-Residents: 30%
  • Below The Line Residents: 30%
  • Below The Line Non-Residents: 30%
Rhode Island
Fully Transferable Tax Credit
Fully Transferable Tax Credit
  • Spend: 30%
  • Above The Line Residents: 30%
  • Above The Line Non-Residents: 30%
  • Below The Line Residents: 30%
  • Below The Line Non-Residents: 30%
Montana
Fully Transferable Tax Credit
Fully Transferable Tax Credit
  • Spend: 20%
  • Above The Line Residents: 20%
  • Above The Line Non-Residents: 20%
  • Below The Line Residents: 25%
  • Below The Line Non-Residents: 15%
Montana
Fully Transferable Tax Credit
Fully Transferable Tax Credit
  • Spend: 20%
  • Above The Line Residents: 20%
  • Above The Line Non-Residents: 20%
  • Below The Line Residents: 25%
  • Below The Line Non-Residents: 15%
New Jersey
Fully Transferable Tax Credit
Fully Transferable Tax Credit
  • Spend: 30-35%
  • Above The Line Residents: 35-39%
  • Above The Line Non-Residents: 35-39%
  • Below The Line Residents: 35-39%
  • Below The Line Non-Residents: 35-39%
New Jersey
Fully Transferable Tax Credit
Fully Transferable Tax Credit
  • Spend: 30-35%
  • Above The Line Residents: 35-39%
  • Above The Line Non-Residents: 35-39%
  • Below The Line Residents: 35-39%
  • Below The Line Non-Residents: 35-39%
Nebraska
Grants / Rebates
Grants / Rebates
  • Spend: 20%
  • Above The Line Residents: 20%
  • Above The Line Non-Residents: N/A
  • Below The Line Residents: 20%
  • Below The Line Non-Residents: N/A
Nebraska
Grants / Rebates
Grants / Rebates
  • Spend: 20%
  • Above The Line Residents: 20%
  • Above The Line Non-Residents: N/A
  • Below The Line Residents: 20%
  • Below The Line Non-Residents: N/A
New York
Fully Refundable Tax Credit
Fully Refundable Tax Credit
  • Spend: 30-40%
  • Above The Line Residents: 30-40%
  • Above The Line Non-Residents: 30-40%
  • Below The Line Residents: 30-40%
  • Below The Line Non-Residents: 30-40%
New York
Fully Refundable Tax Credit
Fully Refundable Tax Credit
  • Spend: 30-40%
  • Above The Line Residents: 30-40%
  • Above The Line Non-Residents: 30-40%
  • Below The Line Residents: 30-40%
  • Below The Line Non-Residents: 30-40%
Oregon
Grants / Rebates
Grants / Rebates
  • Spend: 25%
  • Above The Line Residents: 20-26.2%
  • Above The Line Non-Residents: 20-26.2%
  • Below The Line Residents: 20-26.2%
  • Below The Line Non-Residents: 20-26.2%
Oregon
Grants / Rebates
Grants / Rebates
  • Spend: 25%
  • Above The Line Residents: 20-26.2%
  • Above The Line Non-Residents: 20-26.2%
  • Below The Line Residents: 20-26.2%
  • Below The Line Non-Residents: 20-26.2%
Ohio
Fully Refundable Tax Credit
Fully Refundable Tax Credit
  • Spend: 30%
  • Above The Line Residents: 30%
  • Above The Line Non-Residents: 30%
  • Below The Line Residents: 30%
  • Below The Line Non-Residents: 30%
Ohio
Fully Refundable Tax Credit
Fully Refundable Tax Credit
  • Spend: 30%
  • Above The Line Residents: 30%
  • Above The Line Non-Residents: 30%
  • Below The Line Residents: 30%
  • Below The Line Non-Residents: 30%
Michigan
No Incentives
No Incentives
  • Spend:
  • Above The Line Residents:
  • Above The Line Non-Residents:
  • Below The Line Residents:
  • Below The Line Non-Residents:
Michigan
No Incentives
No Incentives
  • Spend:
  • Above The Line Residents:
  • Above The Line Non-Residents:
  • Below The Line Residents:
  • Below The Line Non-Residents:
Mississippi
Grants / Rebates
Grants / Rebates
  • Spend: 25%
  • Above The Line Residents: 30-40%
  • Above The Line Non-Residents: 25%
  • Below The Line Residents: 30-40%
  • Below The Line Non-Residents: 25%
Mississippi
Grants / Rebates
Grants / Rebates
  • Spend: 25%
  • Above The Line Residents: 30-40%
  • Above The Line Non-Residents: 25%
  • Below The Line Residents: 30-40%
  • Below The Line Non-Residents: 25%
Wisconsin
No Incentives
No Incentives
  • Spend:
  • Above The Line Residents:
  • Above The Line Non-Residents:
  • Below The Line Residents:
  • Below The Line Non-Residents:
Wisconsin
No Incentives
No Incentives
  • Spend:
  • Above The Line Residents:
  • Above The Line Non-Residents:
  • Below The Line Residents:
  • Below The Line Non-Residents:
Wyoming
No Incentives
No Incentives
  • Spend:
  • Above The Line Residents:
  • Above The Line Non-Residents:
  • Below The Line Residents:
  • Below The Line Non-Residents:
Wyoming
No Incentives
No Incentives
  • Spend:
  • Above The Line Residents:
  • Above The Line Non-Residents:
  • Below The Line Residents:
  • Below The Line Non-Residents:
Puerto Rico
Fully Transferable Tax Credit
Fully Transferable Tax Credit
  • Spend: 40%
  • Above The Line Residents: 40%
  • Above The Line Non-Residents: 20%
  • Below The Line Residents: 40%
  • Below The Line Non-Residents: 20%
Puerto Rico
Fully Transferable Tax Credit
Fully Transferable Tax Credit
  • Spend: 40%
  • Above The Line Residents: 40%
  • Above The Line Non-Residents: 20%
  • Below The Line Residents: 40%
  • Below The Line Non-Residents: 20%
Virginia
Credit / Rebate Combo
Credit / Rebate Combo
  • Spend: 15%
  • Above The Line Residents: 15-35%
  • Above The Line Non-Residents: 15%
  • Below The Line Residents: 15-35%
  • Below The Line Non-Residents: 15%
Virginia
Credit / Rebate Combo
Credit / Rebate Combo
  • Spend: 15%
  • Above The Line Residents: 15-35%
  • Above The Line Non-Residents: 15%
  • Below The Line Residents: 15-35%
  • Below The Line Non-Residents: 15%
Pennsylvania
Fully Transferable Tax Credit
Fully Transferable Tax Credit
  • Spend: 25%
  • Above The Line Residents: 25-30%
  • Above The Line Non-Residents: 25-30%
  • Below The Line Residents: 25-30%
  • Below The Line Non-Residents: 25-30%
Pennsylvania
Fully Transferable Tax Credit
Fully Transferable Tax Credit
  • Spend: 25%
  • Above The Line Residents: 25-30%
  • Above The Line Non-Residents: 25-30%
  • Below The Line Residents: 25-30%
  • Below The Line Non-Residents: 25-30%
Texas
Grants / Rebates
Grants / Rebates
  • Spend: 5-22.5%
  • Above The Line Residents: 5-22.5%
  • Above The Line Non-Residents: N/A
  • Below The Line Residents: 5-22.5%
  • Below The Line Non-Residents: N/A
Texas
Grants / Rebates
Grants / Rebates
  • Spend: 5-22.5%
  • Above The Line Residents: 5-22.5%
  • Above The Line Non-Residents: N/A
  • Below The Line Residents: 5-22.5%
  • Below The Line Non-Residents: N/A
Utah
Credit / Rebate Combo
Credit / Rebate Combo
  • Spend: 20%
  • Above The Line Residents: 20-25%
  • Above The Line Non-Residents: N/A
  • Below The Line Residents: 20-25%
  • Below The Line Non-Residents: N/A
Utah
Credit / Rebate Combo
Credit / Rebate Combo
  • Spend: 20%
  • Above The Line Residents: 20-25%
  • Above The Line Non-Residents: N/A
  • Below The Line Residents: 20-25%
  • Below The Line Non-Residents: N/A
Delaware
Grants / Rebates
Grants / Rebates
  • Spend: 30%*
  • Above The Line Residents: 30%*
  • Above The Line Non-Residents: 30%*
  • Below The Line Residents: 30%*
  • Below The Line Non-Residents: 30%*
Delaware
Grants / Rebates
Grants / Rebates
  • Spend: 30%*
  • Above The Line Residents: 30%*
  • Above The Line Non-Residents: 30%*
  • Below The Line Residents: 30%*
  • Below The Line Non-Residents: 30%*
Washington
Grants / Rebates
Grants / Rebates
  • Spend: 20%
  • Above The Line Residents: 30-45%
  • Above The Line Non-Residents: N/A
  • Below The Line Residents: 30-45%
  • Below The Line Non-Residents: 15-30%
Washington
Grants / Rebates
Grants / Rebates
  • Spend: 20%
  • Above The Line Residents: 30-45%
  • Above The Line Non-Residents: N/A
  • Below The Line Residents: 30-45%
  • Below The Line Non-Residents: 15-30%
Arkansas
Fully Transferable Tax Credit
Fully Transferable Tax Credit
  • Spend: 25-30%
  • Above The Line Residents: 25-30%
  • Above The Line Non-Residents: 25-30%
  • Below The Line Residents: 30%
  • Below The Line Non-Residents: 25-30%
Arkansas
Fully Transferable Tax Credit
Fully Transferable Tax Credit
  • Spend: 25-30%
  • Above The Line Residents: 25-30%
  • Above The Line Non-Residents: 25-30%
  • Below The Line Residents: 30%
  • Below The Line Non-Residents: 25-30%
Colorado
Fully Refundable Tax Credit
Fully Refundable Tax Credit
  • Spend: 20-22%
  • Above The Line Residents: 20-22%
  • Above The Line Non-Residents: 20-22%
  • Below The Line Residents: 20-22%
  • Below The Line Non-Residents: 20-22%
Colorado
Fully Refundable Tax Credit
Fully Refundable Tax Credit
  • Spend: 20-22%
  • Above The Line Residents: 20-22%
  • Above The Line Non-Residents: 20-22%
  • Below The Line Residents: 20-22%
  • Below The Line Non-Residents: 20-22%
Iowa
No Incentives
No Incentives
  • Spend:
  • Above The Line Residents:
  • Above The Line Non-Residents:
  • Below The Line Residents:
  • Below The Line Non-Residents:
Iowa
No Incentives
No Incentives
  • Spend:
  • Above The Line Residents:
  • Above The Line Non-Residents:
  • Below The Line Residents:
  • Below The Line Non-Residents:
Georgia
Fully Transferable Tax Credit
Fully Transferable Tax Credit
  • Spend: 20-30%
  • Above The Line Residents: 20-30%
  • Above The Line Non-Residents: 20-30%
  • Below The Line Residents: 20-30%
  • Below The Line Non-Residents: 20-30%
Georgia
Fully Transferable Tax Credit
Fully Transferable Tax Credit
  • Spend: 20-30%
  • Above The Line Residents: 20-30%
  • Above The Line Non-Residents: 20-30%
  • Below The Line Residents: 20-30%
  • Below The Line Non-Residents: 20-30%
Alabama
Fully Refundable Tax Credit
Fully Refundable Tax Credit
  • Spend: 25%
  • Above The Line Residents: 35%
  • Above The Line Non-Residents: 25%
  • Below The Line Residents: 35%
  • Below The Line Non-Residents: 25%
Alabama
Fully Refundable Tax Credit
Fully Refundable Tax Credit
  • Spend: 25%
  • Above The Line Residents: 35%
  • Above The Line Non-Residents: 25%
  • Below The Line Residents: 35%
  • Below The Line Non-Residents: 25%
Minnesota
Credit / Rebate Combo
Credit / Rebate Combo
  • Spend: 25%
  • Above The Line Residents: 20-25%
  • Above The Line Non-Residents: 20-25%
  • Below The Line Residents: 20-25%
  • Below The Line Non-Residents: 15%*
Minnesota
Credit / Rebate Combo
Credit / Rebate Combo
  • Spend: 25%
  • Above The Line Residents: 20-25%
  • Above The Line Non-Residents: 20-25%
  • Below The Line Residents: 20-25%
  • Below The Line Non-Residents: 15%*
Arizona
Fully Refundable Tax Credit
Fully Refundable Tax Credit
  • Spend: 15-22.5%
  • Above The Line Residents: 15-20%
  • Above The Line Non-Residents: 15-20%
  • Below The Line Residents: 17.5-22.5%
  • Below The Line Non-Residents: 15-20%
Arizona
Fully Refundable Tax Credit
Fully Refundable Tax Credit
  • Spend: 15-22.5%
  • Above The Line Residents: 15-20%
  • Above The Line Non-Residents: 15-20%
  • Below The Line Residents: 17.5-22.5%
  • Below The Line Non-Residents: 15-20%
Vermont
No Incentives
No Incentives
  • Spend:
  • Above The Line Residents:
  • Above The Line Non-Residents:
  • Below The Line Residents:
  • Below The Line Non-Residents:
Vermont
No Incentives
No Incentives
  • Spend:
  • Above The Line Residents:
  • Above The Line Non-Residents:
  • Below The Line Residents:
  • Below The Line Non-Residents:
Connecticut
Fully Transferable Tax Credit
Fully Transferable Tax Credit
  • Spend: 10-30%
  • Above The Line Residents: 10-30%
  • Above The Line Non-Residents: 10-30%
  • Below The Line Residents: 10-30%
  • Below The Line Non-Residents: 10-30%
Connecticut
Fully Transferable Tax Credit
Fully Transferable Tax Credit
  • Spend: 10-30%
  • Above The Line Residents: 10-30%
  • Above The Line Non-Residents: 10-30%
  • Below The Line Residents: 10-30%
  • Below The Line Non-Residents: 10-30%
California
Non-Transferable & Non-Refundable Tax Credit
Non-Transferable & Non-Refundable Tax Credit
  • Spend: 20-25%
  • Above The Line Residents: N/A
  • Above The Line Non-Residents: N/A
  • Below The Line Residents: 20-30% 
  • Below The Line Non-Residents: 20-30%
California
Non-Transferable & Non-Refundable Tax Credit
Non-Transferable & Non-Refundable Tax Credit
  • Spend: 20-25%
  • Above The Line Residents: N/A
  • Above The Line Non-Residents: N/A
  • Below The Line Residents: 20-30% 
  • Below The Line Non-Residents: 20-30%
Hawaii
Fully Refundable Tax Credit
Fully Refundable Tax Credit
  • Spend: 22%
  • Above The Line Residents: 22-27%
  • Above The Line Non-Residents: 22-27%
  • Below The Line Residents: 22-27%
  • Below The Line Non-Residents: 22-27%
Hawaii
Fully Refundable Tax Credit
Fully Refundable Tax Credit
  • Spend: 22%
  • Above The Line Residents: 22-27%
  • Above The Line Non-Residents: 22-27%
  • Below The Line Residents: 22-27%
  • Below The Line Non-Residents: 22-27%
Florida
No Incentives
No Incentives
  • Spend:
  • Above The Line Residents:
  • Above The Line Non-Residents:
  • Below The Line Residents:
  • Below The Line Non-Residents:
Florida
No Incentives
No Incentives
  • Spend:
  • Above The Line Residents:
  • Above The Line Non-Residents:
  • Below The Line Residents:
  • Below The Line Non-Residents:
Illinois
Fully Transferable Tax Credit
Fully Transferable Tax Credit
  • Spend: 30%
  • Above The Line Residents: 30-45%
  • Above The Line Non-Residents: 30%*
  • Below The Line Residents: 30-45%
  • Below The Line Non-Residents: 30%*
Illinois
Fully Transferable Tax Credit
Fully Transferable Tax Credit
  • Spend: 30%
  • Above The Line Residents: 30-45%
  • Above The Line Non-Residents: 30%*
  • Below The Line Residents: 30-45%
  • Below The Line Non-Residents: 30%*
Kansas
No Incentives
No Incentives
  • Spend:
  • Above The Line Residents:
  • Above The Line Non-Residents:
  • Below The Line Residents:
  • Below The Line Non-Residents:
Kansas
No Incentives
No Incentives
  • Spend:
  • Above The Line Residents:
  • Above The Line Non-Residents:
  • Below The Line Residents:
  • Below The Line Non-Residents:
North Carolina
Grants / Rebates
Grants / Rebates
  • Spend: 25%
  • Above The Line Residents: 25%
  • Above The Line Non-Residents: 25%
  • Below The Line Residents: 25%
  • Below The Line Non-Residents: 25%
North Carolina
Grants / Rebates
Grants / Rebates
  • Spend: 25%
  • Above The Line Residents: 25%
  • Above The Line Non-Residents: 25%
  • Below The Line Residents: 25%
  • Below The Line Non-Residents: 25%
Tennessee
Grants / Rebates
Grants / Rebates
  • Spend: 25%
  • Above The Line Residents: 25%
  • Above The Line Non-Residents: N/A
  • Below The Line Residents: 25%
  • Below The Line Non-Residents: N/A
Tennessee
Grants / Rebates
Grants / Rebates
  • Spend: 25%
  • Above The Line Residents: 25%
  • Above The Line Non-Residents: N/A
  • Below The Line Residents: 25%
  • Below The Line Non-Residents: N/A
North Dakota
No Incentives
No Incentives
  • Spend: 25%
  • Above The Line Residents:
  • Above The Line Non-Residents:
  • Below The Line Residents:
  • Below The Line Non-Residents:
North Dakota
No Incentives
No Incentives
  • Spend: 25%
  • Above The Line Residents:
  • Above The Line Non-Residents:
  • Below The Line Residents:
  • Below The Line Non-Residents:
Idaho
No Incentives
No Incentives
  • Spend:
  • Above The Line Residents:
  • Above The Line Non-Residents:
  • Below The Line Residents:
  • Below The Line Non-Residents:
Idaho
No Incentives
No Incentives
  • Spend:
  • Above The Line Residents:
  • Above The Line Non-Residents:
  • Below The Line Residents:
  • Below The Line Non-Residents:
Maine
Credit / Rebate Combo
Credit / Rebate Combo
  • Spend: 5%
  • Above The Line Residents: 12%
  • Above The Line Non-Residents: 10%
  • Below The Line Residents: 12%
  • Below The Line Non-Residents: 10%
Maine
Credit / Rebate Combo
Credit / Rebate Combo
  • Spend: 5%
  • Above The Line Residents: 12%
  • Above The Line Non-Residents: 10%
  • Below The Line Residents: 12%
  • Below The Line Non-Residents: 10%
Indiana
Non-Transferable & Non-Refundable Tax Credit
Non-Transferable & Non-Refundable Tax Credit
  • Spend: 20-30%
  • Above The Line Residents: 20-30%
  • Above The Line Non-Residents: 20-30%
  • Below The Line Residents: 25-30%
  • Below The Line Non-Residents: 20-30%
Indiana
Non-Transferable & Non-Refundable Tax Credit
Non-Transferable & Non-Refundable Tax Credit
  • Spend: 20-30%
  • Above The Line Residents: 20-30%
  • Above The Line Non-Residents: 20-30%
  • Below The Line Residents: 25-30%
  • Below The Line Non-Residents: 20-30%
New Hampshire
No Incentives
No Incentives
  • Spend:
  • Above The Line Residents:
  • Above The Line Non-Residents:
  • Below The Line Residents:
  • Below The Line Non-Residents:
New Hampshire
No Incentives
No Incentives
  • Spend:
  • Above The Line Residents:
  • Above The Line Non-Residents:
  • Below The Line Residents:
  • Below The Line Non-Residents:
South Carolina
Grants / Rebates
Grants / Rebates
  • Spend: 30%
  • Above The Line Residents: 25% 
  • Above The Line Non-Residents: 20%
  • Below The Line Residents: 25% 
  • Below The Line Non-Residents: 20%
South Carolina
Grants / Rebates
Grants / Rebates
  • Spend: 30%
  • Above The Line Residents: 25% 
  • Above The Line Non-Residents: 20%
  • Below The Line Residents: 25% 
  • Below The Line Non-Residents: 20%
Kentucky
Fully Refundable Tax Credit
Fully Refundable Tax Credit
  • Spend: 30-35% 
  • Above The Line Residents: 35%
  • Above The Line Non-Residents: 30%
  • Below The Line Residents: 35%
  • Below The Line Non-Residents: 30%
Kentucky
Fully Refundable Tax Credit
Fully Refundable Tax Credit
  • Spend: 30-35% 
  • Above The Line Residents: 35%
  • Above The Line Non-Residents: 30%
  • Below The Line Residents: 35%
  • Below The Line Non-Residents: 30%
Massachusetts
Partially Refundable Tax Credit
Partially Refundable Tax Credit
  • Spend: 25%
  • Above The Line Residents: 25%
  • Above The Line Non-Residents: 25%
  • Below The Line Residents: 25%
  • Below The Line Non-Residents: 25%
Massachusetts
Partially Refundable Tax Credit
Partially Refundable Tax Credit
  • Spend: 25%
  • Above The Line Residents: 25%
  • Above The Line Non-Residents: 25%
  • Below The Line Residents: 25%
  • Below The Line Non-Residents: 25%
South Dakota
No Incentives
No Incentives
  • Spend:
  • Above The Line Residents:
  • Above The Line Non-Residents:
  • Below The Line Residents:
  • Below The Line Non-Residents:
South Dakota
No Incentives
No Incentives
  • Spend:
  • Above The Line Residents:
  • Above The Line Non-Residents:
  • Below The Line Residents:
  • Below The Line Non-Residents:
Louisiana
Partially Refundable Tax Credit
Partially Refundable Tax Credit
  • Spend: 25-30%
  • Above The Line Residents: 40-45%
  • Above The Line Non-Residents: 25-30%
  • Below The Line Residents: 40-45%
  • Below The Line Non-Residents: 25-30%
Louisiana
Partially Refundable Tax Credit
Partially Refundable Tax Credit
  • Spend: 25-30%
  • Above The Line Residents: 40-45%
  • Above The Line Non-Residents: 25-30%
  • Below The Line Residents: 40-45%
  • Below The Line Non-Residents: 25-30%
Maryland
Fully Refundable Tax Credit
Fully Refundable Tax Credit
  • Spend: 28-30%
  • Above The Line Residents: 28-30%
  • Above The Line Non-Residents: 28-30%
  • Below The Line Residents: 28-30%
  • Below The Line Non-Residents: 28-30%
Maryland
Fully Refundable Tax Credit
Fully Refundable Tax Credit
  • Spend: 28-30%
  • Above The Line Residents: 28-30%
  • Above The Line Non-Residents: 28-30%
  • Below The Line Residents: 28-30%
  • Below The Line Non-Residents: 28-30%
Credit / Rebate Combo
Grants / Rebates
Fully Transferable Tax Credit
Non-Transferable & Non-Refundable Tax Credit
Fully Refundable Tax Credit
Partially Refundable Tax Credit
No Incentives

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