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- Click ‘Get Form’ to open the research tax credit form ga 2008 in the editor.
- Begin with Section 1: Taxpayer Information. Fill in your name, Tax ID number, address, type of entity, city/state/zip code, tax year ending, contact person, telephone number, and SIC code.
- Move to Section 2: Ratio Calculation. Input the previous three years' Georgia research expenses and taxable net income to calculate the ratio.
- In Section 3: Calculation of Average, take the total from Section 2 and divide by three to find your average research ratio.
- Proceed to Section 4: Calculation of Tax Base. Multiply your current year Georgia taxable net income by the average research ratio or .300, whichever is less.
- Finally, in Section 5: Calculation of Tax Credit, subtract the base amount from your current year research expense and multiply by .10 for your tax credit.
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