State Revenue Statistics and Reports

Standard Reports

  • Statutory Required Credit Reports

    Monthly Qualified Rural Hospital Organization Expense Tax Credit and Qualified Education Expense Credit Reports

  • Tax Guides

    Various publications for Georgia taxpayers and employers.

  • Taxpayer Bill of Rights

    A summary of your rights and the Department of Revenue's responsibilities to you as a Georgia Taxpayer.

  • Department of Revenue Annual and Statistical Reports

    This report contains information about the Department of Revenue’s operations as well as detailed data about the revenue collected on behalf of the state.

  • Income Tax Credit Utilization Reports

    Reflects the amount utilized for income tax credits in the State of Georgia in the given years. Utilized is the dollar amount actually offset against tax liability, not the amount of tax credits generated or created in a year.

  • Property Tax Administration Annual Report

    Georgia law requires that the Revenue Commissioner provide the Georgia General Assembly with a yearly report on the uniformity of valuations between the counties and a report of the fiscal impact on the counties of certain laws that have been passed pertaining to preferential assessment and conservation use assessment.

  • Legislation Summaries

    Summarizes legislation that impacts the department each year. 

  • Transportation Investment Act Annual Reports

    Annual reports for Central Savannah River Area, Heart of Georgia Altamaha, River Valley, and Southern Georgia.

Local Sales Tax Distributions

  • Distributions

    You will need to select "Local Sales Tax Distributions" to be taken to the Department's searchable sales tax distribution database.

Alcohol and Tobacco Licenses

What if the information I am trying to find is not in these reports?

If you are seeking data that is not included in the above reports, you may submit a unique data request to [email protected].  If responding to the request does not require the Department to configure a new data report, the requester will receive, within 3 business days, either the responsive records or a timeline of when such records will be made available, and an estimate of any costs involved. 

Note that the Georgia Open Records Act does not require state agencies to configure data reports that do not currently exist, nor would the Act require the Department to respond to requests to reconfigure the data that is already found in the reports on this page.  O.C.G.A. § 50-18-71 (J).