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What is Georgia Form G2 A?

G2-A: This form is for withholding on Distributions to Nonresident members and shareholders.

Does Georgia require withholding on nonresident partners?

Withholding Tax on Distributions to Nonresident Members of Partnerships, Subchapter S Corporations, and Limited Liability Companies. Any partnership, Subchapter S corporation, or limited liability company which owns property or does business within this state shall be subject to a withholding tax.