Countless other companies have established headquarters in Georgia because of access to quality talent, competitive tax incentives, and an unmatched quality of life for their employees.

View success stories and learn why these companies made the decision to locate their headquarters in Georgia.

Your company’s success depends on recruiting, training and retaining quality talent, and Georgia is committed to providing a continuous pipeline of qualified individuals. With a population of over 11 million, Georgia is the 8th largest state in the nation with a labor force of more than 5.3 million. A young and diverse population, 44% of the workforce are ages 25-45.

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Georgia offers a robust rail and highway infrastructure and is home to the most traveled airport in the world (Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport) and the fastest-growing port in the nation (Port of Savannah) — all of which keep companies moving, growing and thriving. Every day, an average of 2,700 flights arrive or depart from Atlanta, transporting passengers all over the U.S. and to 78 international destinations.

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Georgia’s diverse population, blend of city and country atmosphere, and a widely varying topography all contribute to a unique lifestyle and array of experiences you, your employees and/or your family will enjoy. 

The state is home to lively cities, relaxing coastal destinations, and scenic mountain ranges — all accessible within a few hours' drive. This combined with a low cost of living compared to other major U.S. cities make life in Georgia pretty sweet.

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Georgia’s corporate tax rate, currently 5.19%, has remained low for 50 years, and it’s based on one factor: your sales inside Georgia. When you learn about our jobs tax credit and other incentives, you’ll know why so many Fortune 500 companies view Georgia as the best place for their business.

Learn more about Georgia’s Incentives and Taxes