Georgians are on track to get another state income tax rebate and a further income tax rate cut. The state Senate on Thursday passed the measures backed by Gov.

A pair of Georgia bills that would lower the state income tax rate and provide an extra refund to taxpayers later this year are now awaiting Gov. Brian Kemp’s signature. The state Senate Thursday greenlighted House Bill 111 and 112,

Gov. Tate Reeves messaged on ‘X’ that House Bill 1 had been passed by the Legislature and would be awaiting his signature Friday morning. The bill would first reduce, then gradually eliminate the state income tax. “Congratulations to the Mississippi Legislature on passing historic tax reform and ELIMINATING THE INCOME TAX!,” Reeves tweeted.