David Wickert
Transportation Reporter at The Atlanta Journal-Constitution
David Wickert is a reporter covering transportation for the Atlanta Journal-Constitution.
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gazettextra.com | David Wickert
By David Wickert - The Atlanta Journal-Constitution (TNS) ATLANTA - Georgia taxpayers will see refunds of up to $500 beginning later this spring under a bill signed by Gov. Brian Kemp on Tuesday. The governor also signed legislation cutting the state income tax rate for this year. The two measures combined will put more than $2 billion back in taxpayers' wallets over the next 15 months, state officials estimate. Copyright 2025 Tribune Content Agency.
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thederrick.com | David Wickert
ATLANTA — Georgia taxpayers will see refunds of up to $500 beginning later this spring under a bill signed by Gov. Brian Kemp on Tuesday. Please log in, or sign up for a new account and purchase a subscription to continue reading. Get complete access for 24 hours to all of the content on our site, including breaking news, e-editions, archives (2010 to current) and special sections.
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thebrunswicknews.com | David Wickert
By David Wickert, The Atlanta Journal-Constitution ATLANTA - Georgia taxpayers will see refunds of up to $500 beginning later this spring under a bill signed by Gov. Brian Kemp on Tuesday. The governor also signed legislation cutting the state income tax rate for this year. The two measures combined will put more than $2 billion back in taxpayers' wallets over the next 15 months, state officials estimate.
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ajc.com | David Wickert
Georgia taxpayers will see refunds of up to $500 beginning later this spring under a bill signed by Gov. Brian Kemp on Tuesday. The governor also signed legislation cutting the state income tax rate for this year. The two measures combined will put more than $2 billion back in taxpayers’ wallets over the next 15 months, state officials estimate. The money could come in handy during a time of rising costs, plummeting stocks and economic uncertainty.
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arcamax.com | David Wickert
ATLANTA — Georgia taxpayers will see refunds of up to $500 beginning later this spring under a bill signed by Gov. Brian Kemp on Tuesday. The governor also signed legislation cutting the state income tax rate for this year. The two measures combined will put more than $2 billion back in taxpayers’ wallets over the next 15 months, state officials estimate. The money could come in handy during a time of rising costs, plummeting stocks and economic uncertainty.
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