SPLOST - Special
Purpose Local Option Sales Tax
Sales Tax Funding Local
Community Investments
As of July 1, 1985, Georgia law enabled local
jurisdictions to use SPLOST proceeds for capital improvement
projects that would otherwise be paid for with General Fund or
property tax revenues.
This is a one-cent sales tax, which the State
of Georgia allows counties to collect to fund specific
improvement projects. SPLOST must be approved by voters in a
general referendum in order to be enacted.
For the State's Unannotated GA Code:
48-8-111
The SPLOST projects and the amount of money
raised by SPLOST are identified prior to voting on the SPLOST
referendum. The proceeds of the tax must be spent for capital
(non-operating) items by the county government and participating
municipalities within the county.
More information on where the funds will be allocated.
2008 Special
Purpose Local Option Sales Tax
Currently
Approved SPLOST
SPLOST Projects For 2005
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