Employment Tax Jobs in Georgia
We're tracking 7 live employment tax roles in Georgia.
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Senior Payroll Tax Specialist - GA - On Site
Senior Payroll Tax Analyst
Senior Payroll Tax Specialist- GA, On Site
Sr Payroll Tax Specialist (SAO)
Payroll Tax Supervisor - GA - On Site
PAYROLL TAX SUPERVISOR
PAYROLL TAX SUPERVISOR.(b)
About this market
Market context
Georgia Employment Tax encompasses the state-mandated taxes and contributions employers must manage and remit related to their workforce. This includes state income tax withheld from employee wages and unemployment insurance contributions.
Georgia employers are responsible for withholding state income tax from employee wages based on the Georgia Withholding Tax Tables and remitting it to the Georgia Department of Revenue (GDOR). Additionally, employers must pay state unemployment insurance (SUI) taxes to the Georgia Department of Labor (GDOL), with rates varying based on an employer's experience rating and subject to annual adjustments. Filings are typically made quarterly for both withholding and SUI, with specific due dates and reporting forms (e.g., Form G-7 or G-1003 for withholding, Form DOL-4N for unemployment).
What's driving demand
- State Legislative Changes on Withholding/Unemployment
- Increased Workforce in Georgia
- Audits by GDOR or GDOL
- Business Expansion/Relocation to Georgia
Regulatory timeline
Credentials that matter
- Certified Payroll Professional (CPP)essential
- Fundamental Payroll Certification (FPC)essential
- Enrolled Agent (EA)valued
- Certified Public Accountant (CPA)essential
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Frequently asked
- What is employment tax in Georgia?
- Georgia Employment Tax encompasses the state-mandated taxes and contributions employers must manage and remit related to their workforce. This includes state income tax withheld from employee wages and unemployment insurance contributions.
- How does employment tax work in Georgia?
- Georgia employers are responsible for withholding state income tax from employee wages based on the Georgia Withholding Tax Tables and remitting it to the Georgia Department of Revenue (GDOR). Additionally, employers must pay state unemployment insurance (SUI) taxes to the Georgia Department of Labor (GDOL), with rates varying based on an employer's experience rating and subject to annual adjustments. Filings are typically made quarterly for both withholding and SUI, with specific due dates and reporting forms (e.g., Form G-7 or G-1003 for withholding, Form DOL-4N for unemployment).
- What credentials matter for Georgia Employment Tax roles?
- Employers most often look for: Certified Public Accountant (CPA), Certified Payroll Professional (CPP), Fundamental Payroll Certification (FPC), Enrolled Agent (EA).
- Which tools and systems appear in Georgia Employment Tax job specs?
- Commonly cited: Payroll Software (e.g., ADP, Paychex, Gusto), Georgia Tax Regulations, GDOR/GDOL Online Portals, Tax Research (e.g., Bloomberg Tax, CCH Intelliconnect), Compliance Reporting, Wage and Hour Law.
- Who's hiring for Georgia Employment Tax?
- Live employer mix: In-house / industry 57%, Boutique / mid-tier 43%.
- How many Georgia Employment Tax roles are live right now?
- 7 live roles on taxjobs.ai.