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Audit: Rural hospital tax credit paying off

Georgia's rural hospital tax credit program has been found to be in compliance with the state law that created it in 2017, according to a new audit. The program allows donors to contribute to hospitals in counties with populations of 50,000 or less and reduce their state income tax liability by the amounts they donate. (Courtesy Capitol Beat News)

hospital — Georgia's rural hospital tax credit program has been found to be in compliance with the state law that created it in 2017, according to a new audit. The program allows donors to contribute to hospitals in counties with populations of 50,000 or less and reduce their state income tax liability by the amounts they donate. (Courtesy Capitol Beat News)

ATLANTA — Georgia's rural hospital tax credit program is in compliance with the state law that created it in 2017 and just needs to tighten up its reporting procedures, according to a new audit.

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