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Find similar grantsQualified Education Expense Tax Credit (Georgia GOAL Scholarship Program) is sponsored by Georgia Department of Revenue / Student Scholarship Organizations (SSOs). The Georgia Private School Tax Credit law allows eligible private citizens and corporations to receive tax credits for donations to Student Scholarship Organizations (SSOs).
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GOAL Scholarship Program, Inc. [HOME] Submit Your 2027 Georgia GOAL Tax Credit Application GOAL is proud that 235 of Georgia's best private schools have elected to participate in the Georgia GOAL Program. The Georgia GOAL Program helps taxpayers improve K-12 education opportunities through Georgia's Education Expense Credit. GOAL provides tuition scholarships to eligible students who desire to attend private K-12 schools.
Through Georgia's Education Expense Credit, the GOAL Scholarship Program allows taxpayers to play a vital role in improving K-12 educational opportunities.
As Georgia's leading student scholarship organization, in partnership with 235 participating schools, GOAL is providing thousands of children throughout the Peach State with Greater Opportunities for Access to Learning – "GOAL" Years as Georgia's leading student scholarship organization Funds received are allocated to scholarships Scholarships awarded to deserving Georgia students.
The GOAL Program Expands Educational Opportunities for Georgia Students Information for Business Owners & Tax Advisors Favorable state and federal tax laws and regulations allow pass-through businesses to improve Georgia K-12 education while achieving remarkable tax benefits. Consult your tax advisor about this powerful and popular program.
Program Fiscal and Economic Benefit Based on an official 2023 report issued by the Georgia Department of Audits and Accounts and the Georgia GOAL Scholarship Program’s updated analysis of its K-12 scholarship award data, Georgia’s Qualified Education Expense Credit Program generates an estimated annual net cost savings of $56. 5 million for state and local taxpayers.
The GOAL Report: Empowering Georgia's Future through Expanded Educational Opportunity More Than 100 Students Visit Georgia Capitol to Advocate for GOAL Program Cap Increase DOAA Report Confirms Impact of Qualified Education Expense Tax Credit
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Accredited private schools in Georgia can partner with SSOs. Parents of eligible PreK-12th grade students can apply for scholarships. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
Qualified Education Expense Tax Credit (Georgia GOAL Scholarship Program) is funded by Georgia Department of Revenue / Student Scholarship Organizations (SSOs). Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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