Georgia’s income tax conformity bill, HB 265, unanimously passed the state House on February 9, 2021, and is now pending the Senate’s review. Georgia’s conformity to the federal Internal Revenue Code (IRC) is updated annually to adopt the most recent federal tax law changes. As such, HB 265 seeks to conform Georgia’s tax code
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