Georgia Administrative Code

(1) Unprofessional Conduct Defined. Unprofessional conduct may include but is not limited to the following: (a) failing to provide appropriate consultation or direction according to minimal standards of acceptable and prevailing practice; (b) failing to supervise the provision of…

(1) The licensure law for dietitians provides that a Code of Ethics will be adopted and published and licensed dietitians will be required to adhere to the Code of Ethics. This code of ethics reflects the ethical principles of the dietetic profession and outlines obligations of t…

(1) Provisionally Licensed Dietitian as specified in O.C.G.A. § 43- 11A-10 shall mean a person issued a provisional permit by the Board to practice as a provisionally licensed dietitian under the supervision of a Georgia Licensed Dietitian. (2) Dietitian as specified in O.C.G.A. …

(1) All applicants for provisional permits must submit the following information to the Board: (a) The application for licensure as specified in Rule , indicating on the application a provisional permit is requested (a separate fee is required - see fee schedule). (b) All applica…

(1) A provisional permit issued by the Board shall expire either: (a) One (1) year after issuance; or (b) Upon issuance by the Board of a license to practice dietetics. (2) A provisional permit may be renewed at the discretion of the Board upon submission of the following: (a) A …

(1) Purpose. This rule provides guidance concerning the application and certification guidelines contained within the Georgia Entertainment Industry Investment Act (hereinafter "Act") under O.C.G.A. § 48-7-40.26. There are two separate credits made available under the Act: the 20…

(1) 'Alternative Marketing Opportunities' means GDEcD approved promotions for the state in lieu of the inclusion of the legislated GEP Logo placement in order to receive the 10% GEP Tax Credit. (2) 'Applicant' means the Production Company or Qualified Interactive Entertainment Pr…

(1) State Certified Production. (a) Project Certification Requirement. Prior to claiming any Film Tax Credit, each new Feature Film, Pilot, Series, TV Movie, Music Video, Commercial Advertisement or Interactive Entertainment project must be certified by GDEcD as meeting the guide…

(1) For all Feature Film, Series, Pilots, TV Movie, Commercial Advertisement and Music Video Projects to be considered for approval, Production Companies must submit a Completed Application. For Projects with estimated Project budgets under $100 Million, the Completed Application…

(1) The GEP Tax Credit is available only for Projects specified in Rule below, where such Projects also comply with the requirements of this Rule , have been approved and certified by GDEcD for the Base Tax Credit, and achieve Multimarket Commercial Distribution within five (5) y…

(1) The Base Tax Credit is available to all qualified and GDEcD-certified Projects. (2) Production Companies that act as a conduit to enable other production companies' projects to qualify for the Film Tax Credit that would not otherwise be eligible on their own will not be certi…

(1) 'Qualified Movie Production' means a Feature Film for which GDEcD granted Film Tax Credit certification. Feature Films must include a shooting script or synopsis, as applicable, for review along with their Base Tax Credit certification application and GEP Tax Credit applicati…

(1) If the authorized applicant's Completed Application is denied by GDEcD, a certification letter is retracted by GDEcD, or if GDEcD fails to provide the applicant with a certification decision within the sixty (60) day period following submission of a Completed Application, the…

This regulation as amended shall become effective on January 1, 2026, and shall apply to projects certified on or after such date.

(1) Purpose. This regulation provides guidance concerning the implementation and administration of the tax credit under O.C.G.A. § 48-7-40.33. (2) Coordination of Agencies. The Department of Economic Development is the state agency responsible for certifying which projects qualif…

(1) Purpose. This rule provides guidance concerning the eligibility criteria for the sales and use tax exemption on construction materials for competitive projects of regional significance under O.C.G.A. § 48-8-3(93). (2) Cross-Reference. This rule shall be construed in harmony w…

(1) 'Business Enterprise' means any business or the headquarters of any such business which is engaged in manufacturing, including, but not limited to, the manufacturing of alternative energy products for use in solar, wind, battery, bioenergy, biofuel, and electric vehicle enter…

(1) Every project certified must be a 'competitive project,' which requires that: (a) The project considered for this exemption would otherwise locate outside of the state of Georgia without this incentive; and (b) The taxpayer provides a letter attesting to the competitiveness o…

This chapter shall be applicable to taxable years beginning on or after January 1, 2021.

(1) DEFINITIONS. (a) Substantial Hardship - a significant, unique, and demonstrable economic, technological, legal, or other type of deprivation to an individual or local education agency (LEA) requesting a variance or waiver which impairs the ability of the individual to continu…

(1) Definitions. (a) Centers For Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) - a major operating component of the United States Department of Health and Human Services with responsibilities at the national level for monitoring health, detecting and investigating health problems. (b) Fam…

(1) Purpose. The purpose of this rule is to specify the procedures for appeals from local boards of education (LBOE) to the State Board of Education on issues respecting the administration or construction of school law. (2) Role of the Vice Chairperson. (a) The vice chairperson f…

(1) DEFINITIONS. (a) Documents - anypapers, letters, maps, books, tapes, photographs, computer based or generated information, data, data fields, or similar material prepared and maintained or received by the Georgia Department of Education or the State Board of Education. (2) RE…

(1) Purpose. Any interested person may petition the State Board of Education to promulgate, amend, or repeal a rule. Any interested person may also petition the Georgia Department of Education for a declaratory ruling of the applicability of any provisions of state law or a rule …

(1) Requirements. (a) A local board of education (LBOE) may request that a hearing officer, appointed by the department in an IDEA due process hearing under Rule Procedural Safeguards/Parent Rights, serve as the hearing officer in a hearing requested under Section 504 of the Reha…