Can I deduct the QBI deduction in Georgia?
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“Yes. Georgia conforms to the federal QBI deduction, allowing eligible business owners to exclude up to 20% of qualified business income from taxation. Some states don't allow this, so Georgia's conformity is valuable for business owners. Every client situation is different, so call (239) 441-2005 to review your specific facts before acting on this guidance.”
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