Georgia Withholding Tax

Georgia Withholding for Payroll 2007

Get Georgia Tax Publication:
See pages 39 - 42

Copy figures into Payroll 2007 exactly like the sample. I used Table E, Table F (Married filing joint with one spouse having income) and Table H (Single). If you are Married filing Separate, use the figures from the state Table G. You will also have to look at Table E for Standard Deduction. Important: USE BI-WEEKLY LINES ONLY. PAYROLL 2007 WILL AUTOMATICALLY HALF THE WEEKLY DEDUCTIONS.

Multiply 103.85 by the number of Personal Allowance's Then add the standard deduction from column (1), (2) or (3) Just copy the example to Payroll 2007's State Table as shown. The married portion is for Table F (Married Joint) and not Table G (Married Separate). Substitute if necessary.

Substitute Table G for Table F if it pertains to your martial status.

Payroll 2007

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of the software user to check for correctness of the tax calculations.
SDI and SUI may apply to some states. Check state website.
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	Get Georgia Tax Publication: See pages 39 - 42
	Copy figures into Payroll 2007 exactly like the sample. I used Table E, Table F (Married filing joint with one spouse having income) and Table H (Single). If you are Married filing Separate, use the figures from the state Table G. You will also have to look at Table E for Standard Deduction. Important: USE BI-WEEKLY LINES ONLY. PAYROLL 2007 WILL AUTOMATICALLY HALF THE WEEKLY DEDUCTIONS.
	Multiply 103.85 by the number of Personal Allowance's Then add the standard deduction from column (1), (2) or (3) Just copy the example to Payroll 2007's State Table as shown. The married portion is for Table F (Married Joint) and not Table G (Married Separate). Substitute if necessary.
	Substitute Table G for Table F if it pertains to your martial status.