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Clearance certificates demonstrate that a business or person is currently compliant with all tax liabilities and does not owe any outstanding tax. Clearance certificates are required in many situations, such as in estate planning or the closing or transfer of a business.
How do I get a Tax Clearance Letter? Login to the Georgia Tax Center (GTC) Under "I Want To...", click on "See more links ..." Click on Request Tax Clearance Letter. Click "Submit"
How do I apply for a tax clearance? Complete Form 943PDF Document a Request For Tax Clearance and submit it to the Department of Revenue's Tax Clearance Unit. Once the form is completed and signed by a corporate officer it can be mailed or faxed to the tax clearance unit.
If you are requesting a certificate for the first time, the completed form and HCD registration or title report can be submitted online, by mail, by fax or in person. Requests to reissue a previously issued certificate must include the $45 fee to reissue, and must be mailed or submitted in person.
Most commonly, states issue clearance certificates, demonstrating that an individual is compliant with all taxes and other obligations as of the date of the certificate. Those seeking clearance certificates will have to request them from state authorities, usually the state's Department of Revenue.