GA

Georgia Surplus Lines Tax Filing 2026

The Georgia surplus lines tax is 4% of gross premium. SLTax360 automates every filing so MGAs, wholesalers, and retail brokers stay compliant without manual entry.

Rates effective from 2024-01-01

Georgia Rates Snapshot
Surplus Lines Tax 4%

How SLTax360 Files Georgia Surplus Lines Taxes

Filing surplus lines tax in Georgia means navigating Georgia's specific submission channel, fee structure, and deadline rules. SLTax360 abstracts that away: we maintain the Georgia rate configuration in a versioned table and apply it automatically to every invoice you submit.

Each Georgia transaction we file is itemized into its components — surplus lines tax (4%) — so your audit trail shows exactly which line went where. Confirmations are retained, deadlines are tracked, and filings are reconciled against your invoice data.

Whether you're an MGA filing a handful of Georgia transactions per month or a wholesaler running hundreds, the workflow is the same: upload, we file, you stay compliant. Want to verify the numbers yourself first? Run a free Georgia calculation — no signup required.

Georgia Notes: Georgia: 4% SL tax. Fire marshal tax of 0.25% on fire premiums.

Georgia Surplus Lines FAQ

As of 2026, the Georgia surplus lines tax rate is 4% of gross premium. The tax base in Georgia includes policy fees.

Georgia does not currently charge a stamping fee on surplus lines transactions.

SLTax360 automates Georgia surplus lines tax filing for MGAs, wholesalers, and retail brokers. We submit each transaction through the appropriate state-mandated channel (OPTins, SLIP+, or the state's own portal where applicable), retain audit-ready confirmations, and track deadlines so nothing slips. Try the free Georgia rate in the public calculator before signing up.

Georgia: 4% SL tax. Fire marshal tax of 0.25% on fire premiums.

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