Accountants and CPAs in Atlanta, GA.
652 firms, compared.
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If you earn income in Atlanta, Georgia taxes it at a flat rate. A flat rate means the same percentage applies to all of your taxable income. Georgia lowered that rate from 5.19% to 4.99% starting January 1, 2026. If you are self-employed or own a business, your state tax is part of what you plan for during the year, along with your federal tax. Freelancers and construction businesses are the two largest specialty groups among the 652 firms we list here. When you compare accountants, ask how they estimate the Georgia tax alongside the federal tax so your state bill is planned for.
Atlanta accounting at a glance
487 solo · 116 small · 49 mid-size or larger
The other 352 have no CPA or EA on the IRS register.
207 tax planning · 123 bookkeeping · 77 payroll
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