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Georgia Tax Residency Rules: The 183-Day Test

The rule in one paragraph

183 days (or part-days) creates legal residency.

The details

Georgia's count runs over the 365 days preceding income tax day (December 31), counting part-days, and residency continues until affirmatively abandoned.

What counts as a day in Georgia?

Any part of a day spent in the jurisdiction generally counts as a full day toward the test — landing at 11 p.m. counts the same as a full day. Most states apply a narrow exception for pure travel through the state.

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