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Invest Atlanta (via Georgia DoED financing programs) is a suite of financing tools and incentives offered by Invest Atlanta, the City of Atlanta's economic development authority, to support business growth and real estate development within the city. Programs include the Brownfield Revolving Loan Fund, Preliminary Development Assistance, and Commercial Property Assessed Clean Energy (PACE) financing, among others.
These tools are designed to attract investment, support job creation, and revitalize underserved neighborhoods. Businesses, developers, and organizations seeking to expand or relocate within Atlanta may be eligible depending on project type and alignment with city economic development priorities.
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See All Spotlight Projects Financing for 376 New Affordable Housing Units Approved by Invest Atlanta Board Invest Atlanta facilitates economic development within the city limits of Atlanta. Invest Atlanta facilitates economic development within the city limits of Atlanta. Coming From Another Country?
Site Selection Assistance Bonds, Loans, Grants & Incentives Opportunity Zone State Tax Credits See All Spotlight Projects December 31, 2025: Invest Atlanta Releases 2025 Financial Statements Opportunities & Incentives Brownfield Revolving Loan Fund Preliminary Development Assistance Commercial Property Assessed Clean Energy (PACE) Program Residential Housing Incentives Transit-Oriented Development Fund Tax Allocation District Financing See All Spotlight Projects February 27, 2026: TAD Dollars Fund Historic Restoration Across Atlanta DealRoom Startup-Investor Platform New and Emerging Technology Business Tax Waiver Opportunity Zone State Tax Credits Women's Entrepreneurship Initiative Atlanta Local Legacy Program City of Atlanta Recovery Fund Downtown Pop-Up Opportunity Fund Opportunity Zone State Tax Credits Small Business Disruption Loans Small Business Loan Programs Small Business Improvement Grants Medium / Large Businesses Site Selection Assistance Opportunity Zone State Tax Credits Bonds, Loans, Grants & Incentives Homebuyer Programs & Downpayment Assistance Senior Tax Relief Program Check An Address To See If It Qualifies Current Program Participant Resources March 17, 2026: Invest Atlanta Housing Committee & URFA Housing Committee Explore Affordable Apartments See All Spotlight Projects March 27, 2025: Financing for 376 New Affordable Housing Units Approved by Invest Atlanta Board March 05, 2026: A Story to Be Told Invest Atlanta facilitates economic development within the city limits of Atlanta.
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Issued to finance property of applicable non-profit organizations, such as schools, charities, and healthcare facilities.
Typical Structure: Conduit issuer, no recourse, potential for credit enhancement Term of Bond: Matched to the useful life of the assets financed Interest Rate: Below market rate ½ fixed or variable Bond Minimums & Maximums: Determined on a deal-by-deal basis Jobs Created/Retained: Company must submit a detailed job creation & retention plan Long-term, low-interest, below-market financing for construction of or improvements to manufacturing facilities.
Bond Minimums & Maximums: Minimum of $2 million; $10 million maximum Typical Structure: Conduit issuer, no recourse, credit enhanced Term of Bond: Matched to the useful life of the assets financed Interest Rate: Market rate ½ fixed or variable Jobs Created/Retained: Company must submit a detailed job creation & retention plan Through the issuance of Lease Purchase Bonds, Invest Atlanta holds title to real and personal property for a ten year period.
Invest Atlanta enters into a Memorandum of Agreement with the Fulton County Board of Assessors to assess the property under a ramp up schedule starting at 50% in the first year and decreasing by 5% each year for the next 9 years until full taxes are paid in year 11.
Lease Purchase Bond Application Bond Minimums & Maximums: Suggested minimum of $10 million; no maximum Typical Structure: Conduit issuer, no recourse Interest Rate: Market rate ½ fixed or variable Jobs Created/Retained: Company must submit a detailed job creation & retention plan This discretionary fund is structured on a project by project basis based upon criteria such as job retention and creation in the city of Atlanta, financial strength of the business, and amount of business investment in the project.
Eligible Activities: Funding of acquisition or construction of land, buildings and equipment, infrastructure or leasehold improvements, parking subsidies, relocation costs, workforce training, etc. Eligible Applicants: Businesses or Non-Profit Organizations Minimums and Maximums: City of Atlanta grant with funding determined on a case-by-case basis Jobs Created/Retained: At the discretion of the Mayor and City Council The City of Atlanta has several areas consisting of “less developed census tracts” and Opportunity Zones.
Qualified businesses locating in a less developed census tract are eligible to receive a $3,500 per employee credit against state corporate income taxes for 5 years. Any legal business locating in an Opportunity Zone receives a $3,500 per employee credit against state corporate income taxes for 5 years.
Eligible Applicants: For-Profit Businesses Minimums and Maximums: State Job Tax Credits against income tax liability and withholding of $3,500 per new job to GA Eligible Activities: Defines business enterprise to include all businesses; Available for up to 5 years Eligible Areas: City of Atlanta's 12 approved Opportunity Zones Jobs Created/Retained: At least 2 new jobs WorkSource Atlanta helps businesses recruit qualified employees, develop a workforce equipped with relevant skills through customized job-based training programs, and up-skill their current workforce.
Minimums and Maximums: Funding determined on a case-by-case basis Eligible Activities: Recruitment, job fairs, customized training, transportation assistance, drug screening, veterans recruitment Eligible Applicants: For-Profit Businesses Jobs Created/Retained: Company must submit a detailed job creation and retention plan The State of Georgia offers the Quick Start program that develops and delivers customized training at no charge to eligible new, expanding and existing companies.
This organization can work together with WorkSource Atlanta to provide a comprehensive workforce development program for the company.
Minimums and Maximums: Up to $500 credit per full-time employee, per training program; $1,250 maximum per employee Eligible Activities: Costs of instructors and teaching materials, employee wages during retraining, reasonable travel expenses Eligible Applicants: For-Profit Businesses Jobs Created/Retained: Training programs must be designed to enhance quality and productivity or teach certain software technologies All Georgia businesses that file a Georgia income tax return and directly invest in retraining are eligible for tax credits.
These can be used to offset up to 50% of a company's state income tax liability, and unused amounts can be carried forward 10 years and combined with other tax credits.
Eligible Applicants: For-Profit Businesses Eligible Activities: Costs of instructors and teaching materials, employee wages during retraining, and reasonable travel expenses Minimums and Maximums: Up to $500 credit per full-time employee, per training program; $1,250 maximum per employee Jobs Created/Retained: Must be for quality, productivity, and/or certain software technologies approved by the Technical College System of Georgia Across-the-board 20% flat tax credit on minimum qualified Georgia production investments of $500,000.
Minimums and Maximums: Companies must spend at least $500,000 on production and post-production either in a single production or on multiple projects Eligible Applicants: For-Profit Businesses Eligible Productions: Feature films, pilots, series, commercials, TV movies, music videos, and certain interactive projects including types of animation, special effects, and video game development Eligible Activities: Both resident and non-resident workers’ payrolls and standard fringes qualify Eligible Areas: Statewide.
A 10% uplift can be earned for imbedding animated GA logo on approved projects. The minimum threshold can be met with one or more projects aggregated. Tax credit can be applied toward GA income tax liability or withholdings.
A one-time sale or transfer of the credit to one or more GA taxpayers is allowed Existing manufacturing or telecommunications support facilities that have operated for at least 3 years and making capital investments of $50,000 are eligible. Taxpayers must choose between this or the Georgia Job Tax Credit. May be applied against 50% of state corp income tax liability and carried forward 10 years.
Minimums and Maximums: 3 years in operation, capital investments of $50,000 Eligible Applicants: For-Profit Businesses Eligible Areas: Statewide This is offered in lieu of the Investment Tax Credit, with a minimum investment range $5-20 million.
The taxpayer can use the tax credit up to the calculated amount for a given year, and the credit can be claimed up to 10 years after property was first placed in service, providing it remains in service.
Minimums and Maximums: Minimum investment range of $5-20 million Eligible Applicants: For-Profit Businesses Eligible Areas: Statewide Eligible companies receive $750-3,500 per job, per year, for 5 years (unless a new job creation threshold is reached). Credits can be used against 50-100% of tax liability depending upon the tier and can be carried forward for 10 years.
Eligible Applicants: For-Profit Businesses Eligible Activities: Companies engaged in strategic industries, Including manufacturing, warehousing and distribution, processing, telecommunications, broadcasting, tourism, and R&D may be eligible Eligible Areas: Statewide Jobs Created/Retained: Depending upon the community tier, 5-25 net new full-time jobs would need to be created in the first year.
Additional jobs created in years 2-5 may accrue additional credits Companies creating new quality jobs within seven years can qualify. Credits total $2,500-5,000 per job, per year, up to 5 years, and can be used to offset payroll withholdings once all other tax liability has been exhausted. Credits can be carried forward 10 years.
Eligible Applicants: For-Profit Businesses Eligible Areas: Statewide Jobs Created/Retained: Creation of at least 50 job in a 12 month period New and existing businesses performing qualified Research & Development in Georgia are eligible. The credit is applicable to 50% of the company's net tax liability after all other credits have been applied. Any excess can be applied to state payroll withholdings.
Credits can be carried forward 10 years 10% tax credit of increased R&D expenses subject to base amount calculation For new companies the base amount is 30%. For existing it is 0. 300 or the current year GA gross receipts x (the average of the ratios of qualified GA research expenses to GA gross receipts for the preceding 3 taxable years), whichever is less.
Eligible Applicants: For-Profit Businesses Eligible Areas: Statewide Companies that employ at least 1,800 net new employees and either invest at least $450 million or have a minimum annual payroll of $150 million are eligible. The credit is $5,250 per job, per year, for five years and is applied to tax liability. Any excess can be applied to state payroll withholdings.
Credits can be carried forward 10 years. Eligible Applicants: For-Profit Businesses Eligible Areas: Statewide We encountered an error. Try Again.
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Based on current listing details, eligibility includes: Minority/female‑owned businesses expanding or relocating near Atlanta (spa service) ([georgia. org](https://georgia. org/women-owned-small-business-finance? utm_source=openai)). Applicants should confirm final requirements in the official notice before submission.
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