Georgia CommonsBills and resolutions
Georgia General Assembly bills and resolutions from the 2026 Special Session, 2025-2026 Regular Session: 5,656 measures, 5,652 with stored text, with actions through 2026-06-25. Each bill has its status, sponsors, and votes. Filter by chamber, type, and status, or search by bill number or title. Sorted by most recent activity.
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SB118: State Accounting Office; any payroll system utilized by the state allows for credit union deductions; require
A Georgia Senate bill would require the state's payroll system to allow employees to have money deducted directly from their paycheck and sent to a credit union of their choosing.
HB281: Ad valorem tax; property; change certain definitions
A Georgia House bill would revise the legal definition of 'current use value' used to tax conservation land, tying it directly to the valuation rules already in Georgia's property tax code.
HB271: Revenue and taxation; definitions; change certain provisions
A Georgia House bill would rewrite the definition of 'agency' in the state's tax code, removing a reference to boards while keeping departments, commissions, institutions, offices, and officers covered.
HB293: Education; Protect Students First Act; repeal various provisions
House Bill 293 would repeal Georgia's 'Protect Students First Act,' removing the state's ban on schools training staff or requiring certification tied to what the law calls 'divisive concepts.'
HB272: Revenue and taxation; definitions; change certain provisions
House Bill 272 would revise the legal definition of the word 'agency' in Georgia's tax code, a technical change affecting how state revenue and tax laws identify which state offices they cover.
HB299: Property; landlord and tenant; repeal Code Section 44-7-19, relating to restrictions on rent regulation by local governments
A Georgia House bill would repeal the state law that currently bars cities and counties from adopting rent control, opening the door for local governments to regulate rent if they choose.
HB286: Seed-Capital Fund; create a subfund to provide startup capital to certain small businesses; provisions
House Bill 286 would create a new subfund within Georgia's Seed-Capital Fund to give startup money to small businesses majority-owned by current students or graduates of a Technical College System of Georgia (TCSG) small business program.
HB302: Leave No Georgia Child Hungry Act; enact
House Bill 302 would direct the State Board of Education to fund free meals for Georgia public school students who attend after-school or summer school programs, supplementing federal meal funds.
HB300: Professions and businesses; pawnbrokers to exclude motor vehicle certificates of title from pawn transactions; revise provisions
House Bill 300 would stop Georgia pawnbrokers from taking motor vehicle certificates of title as pawned collateral, ending their ability to hold a title as if it were the car itself.
HB273: Title ad valorem tax; motor vehicles; change certain definitions
A Georgia House bill would broaden the definition of 'immediate family member' used in the state's title ad valorem tax law on motor vehicles, expanding which family transfers qualify for exemptions.
HB279: Sales and use tax; change certain definitions
House Bill 279 would rewrite the legal definition of "business" used in Georgia's sales and use tax law, a change that could affect who counts as engaging in taxable business activity.
HB278: Excise tax; rooms, lodgings, and accommodations; change certain definitions
A Georgia House bill would revise the legal definition of 'innkeeper' used in the state's hotel and lodging excise tax law, which applies to businesses that rent rooms or accommodations to the public.
HB294: Quality Basic Education Act; require State Board of Education to review and update policies, guidelines, and processes for awarding units of high school credit to students based on a demonstration of subject area competency
A Georgia House bill would require the State Board of Education to update its rules for awarding high school credit based on subject mastery, add international baccalaureate exams to the approved tests, and stop the State School Superintendent from blocking approved assessments.
HB277: Excise tax; rooms, lodgings, and accommodations; change certain definitions
House Bill 277 would revise the legal definition of 'innkeeper' in Georgia's hotel and lodging excise tax law, changing who counts as subject to the tax on rooms and accommodations.
HB305: Protect the Dream Act; enact
House Bill 305 would ban large investment businesses, called prohibited businesses, from buying single-family homes in Georgia, aiming to keep more homes available for individual buyers.
HB280: Sales and use tax; change certain definitions
A Georgia House bill would revise the legal definition of 'business' used throughout the state's sales and use tax law, a change that could affect who counts as engaged in taxable business activity.
HB274: Alternative ad valorem tax; motor vehicles; change certain definitions
A Georgia House bill would broaden who counts as an 'immediate family member' for purposes of the state's alternative motor vehicle tax, adding grandparents and grandchildren to the list of relatives eligible for related tax treatment.
HB292: Income tax; certification of certain employers as living wage employers; provide
A Georgia House bill would let employers apply for state certification as 'living wage employers' and give them a $3,500 income tax credit for each new job that pays at least $15 an hour for a full year.
HB284: Minors; creation of the Georgia Baby Bond Savings Plan
House Bill 284 would create the Georgia Baby Bond Savings Plan, a state-run savings account automatically opened for every Georgia baby born after July 1, 2025, seeded and topped up each year with state money.
HR189: Dr. Roy Charles Bell Memorial Bridge; Fulton County; dedicate
A House resolution would name the Interstate 85/75 bridge over Edgewood Avenue Southeast in Fulton County the Dr. Roy Charles Bell Memorial Bridge, honoring the Atlanta dentist and civil rights figure.
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