Georgia Legislature Sees Rich Debate on Income Tax Amendment
Calendars show key bills and looming fights as Georgia legislators prepare for the next session. The income tax amendment faces uncertain fate in both chambers with senators split on states retaining taxing power, while a range of measures from game protection to court salaries await action and potential passage. The biennial sessions measure faces a stubborn House battle, and pending reversals hinge on senate passage and governor’s signature. The December 20 Supreme Court argument, including McLendon and Brown cases, shapes how railroad regulation and officer removals may unfold early next year.
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