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If this is the only Georgia income you have and your income does not exceed the standard deduction for your filing status then you will not need file in Georgia-

Note:

Full-year residents are taxed on all income, except tax exempt income, regardless of the source or where derived.

You are required to file a Georgia income tax return if:

 You have income subject to Georgia income tax that is not subject to Federal income tax;

 Your income exceeds the standard deduction and personal exemptions as indicated below:

A. Single, Head of Household or Qualifying Widow(er)

1. Under 65, not blind.................................$7,300

2. Under 65, and blind................................$8,600

3. 65 or over, not blind................................$8,600

4. 65 or over, and blind...............................$9,900

B. Married filing Joint

1. Both under 65, not blind........................$13,400

2. One 65 or over, not blind.......................$14,700

3. Both under 65, both blind......................$16,000

4. Both under 65, one blind.......................$14,700

5. Both 65 or over, not blind......................$16,000

6. One 65 or over, and blind......................$16,000

7. One 65 or over, and both blind..............$17,300

8. Both 65 or over, and blind.....................$18,600

C. Married filing Separate

1. Under 65, not blind.................................$6,700

2. Under 65, and blind................................$8,000

3. 65 or over, not blind................................$8,000

4. 65 or over, and blind..............................$9,300

These requirements apply as long as your legal residence is Georgia, even if you are absent from or live outside the State temporarily. A credit for taxes paid to another state is allowed. See the worksheet on page 19 for more information.