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Legislation from the 2025-2026 Regular Session with status, sponsors, and votes. Filter by chamber, type, and status, or search by bill number or title. Sorted by most recent activity.
HB805: HB805 Dublin, City of; school district ad valorem tax; provide homestead exemption
House Bill 805 would give homeowners in the City of Dublin's independent school district a temporary property tax break that caps how much their school tax bill can rise as their home's assessed value increases, for tax years 2026 through 2030, if voters approve it.
HB782: HB782 Chatham County Schools' Tax Relief Act; enact
House Bill 782 would create a homestead exemption capping how much Chatham County school taxes can rise on a home's assessed value, pending voter approval in a November 2025 referendum.
HB780: HB780 Greensboro, City of; ad valorem tax for municipal purposes; provide homestead exemption
House Bill 780 would give Greensboro homeowners a floating homestead exemption that caps how much their city property tax bill can grow each year, pending voter approval in a November 2025 referendum.
SB336: SB336 Dade County; school district ad valorem taxes; homestead exemption
Senate Bill 336 would create a homestead property tax exemption for Dade County school district taxes, capping taxable value increases at the level from before a homeowner's exemption began, pending voter approval in a November 2025 referendum.
HB746: HB746 Monroe, City of; ad valorem tax; provide homestead exemption
House Bill 746 would create a floating homestead exemption for City of Monroe homeowners, capping annual increases in taxable home value for city property tax purposes, pending voter approval in a November 2025 referendum.
HB745: HB745 Loganville, City of; ad valorem tax; provide homestead exemption
House Bill 745 would create a floating homestead exemption from City of Loganville property taxes that caps how much a homeowner's taxable value can rise each year, subject to voter approval in a November 2025 referendum.
HB744: HB744 Walnut Grove, City of; ad valorem tax; provide homestead exemption
House Bill 744 would let City of Walnut Grove homeowners cap how much their homestead's assessed value can rise for city property tax purposes, pending voter approval in a November 2025 referendum.
HB743: HB743 Social Circle, City of; ad valorem tax; provide homestead exemption
House Bill 743 would create a floating homestead property tax exemption for Social Circle homeowners, capping how much their city tax bill can rise as home values increase, pending voter approval in November 2025.
HB741: HB741 Petrea-Stephens-Franklin-Watson Tax Relief Act; enact
House Bill 741 would create a homestead tax exemption for Bryan County school district property taxes that caps how much a homeowner's assessed value can increase for school tax purposes, pending voter approval in November 2025.
HB635: HB635 State Licensing Board for Residential and Commercial General Contractors; revise provisions
House Bill 635 revises how Georgia's State Licensing Board for Residential and Commercial General Contractors is run, updates the qualifications required to become a licensed contractor, and clarifies when the board can deny or revoke a license.
HB630: HB630 State Board of Registration; remove used car division and the used parts division; provisions
House Bill 630 would eliminate the used car division and used parts division inside Georgia's board that licenses used car and used auto parts dealers, shifting their duties to the full board and shrinking and reshaping the board's membership.
SB241: SB241 Funeral Directors; organic human reduction as a means of disposing of deceased human bodies; provide
Georgia would recognize organic human reduction, a process that turns a dead body into soil, as a legal method of disposing of human remains, alongside burial and cremation.
HB579: HB579 Professions and businesses; licensure to engage in trade; provisions
House Bill 579 rewrites how Georgia's professional licensing boards operate, giving the state's division director more power to approve license applications and renewals, and it eliminates separate standards committees for counselors, social workers, and marriage and family therapists.
SB235: SB235 Whitfield County; school district ad valorem taxes for educational purposes; provide a homestead exemption
A Senate bill would cap yearly increases in a home's taxable value for Whitfield County school taxes, creating a floating homestead exemption pending voter approval in a November 2025 referendum.
SB234: SB234 City of Dalton; independent school district ad valorem taxes for educational purposes; provide a homestead exemption
A Senate bill would give homeowners in the City of Dalton independent school district a special property tax break that caps how much of their home's rising value can be taxed for school purposes, pending voter approval in a November 2025 referendum.
HB567: HB567 Professions and businesses; authorize and regulate teledentistry by licensed dentists
House Bill 567 creates a legal framework for Georgia dentists to deliver care remotely through teledentistry, setting rules for supervision, consent, and record-keeping, and requires dental insurers to allow coverage for these remote services starting January 1, 2026.
HB586: HB586 Revenue and taxation; intangible recording tax; revise notes
House Bill 586 changes how Georgia's intangible recording tax law defines a long-term real estate note, moving the cutoff from three years to 62 months, which affects how the tax is calculated on mortgages and similar loans.
HB476: HB476 Watson-Stephens-Petrea-Franklin Tax Relief Act; enact
House Bill 476 would create a floating homestead tax exemption for Bryan County school taxes, capping how much a homeowner's taxable value can rise each year, pending voter approval in November 2025.
SB144: SB144 Fertilizers or Pesticides; a manufacturer cannot be held liable for failing to warn consumers of health risks above those required by the United States Environmental Protection Agency; clarify
A Georgia Senate bill would shield pesticide manufacturers from state lawsuits over inadequate warning labels, as long as the product's label matches what the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency approved.
HB371: HB371 Quality Basic Education Act; state's maximum authorization of capital outlay funding; provide for an increase
House Bill 371 would raise the state's annual cap on school construction funding from $300 million to $375 million and require new elementary school playgrounds built after July 2027 to meet accessibility and design standards.
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