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Georgia Amazon Sales Tax

Georgia enforces marketplace facilitator law since April 2020. Amazon collects all Georgia sales tax automatically.

State sales tax rate
4%
Combined rate range
4% – 9%
Marketplace Facilitator
Yes · 2020
Amazon collects?
Yes

Overview

Georgia's marketplace facilitator law took effect April 1, 2020. The state base rate is 4%, with local jurisdictions adding up to 5% on top, making the maximum combined rate around 9%. Amazon collects and remits Georgia sales tax automatically on every order.

Georgia is also a state where many large Amazon fulfillment centers are located, which historically created significant FBA nexus questions. The marketplace facilitator law resolved this for ongoing sales — Amazon handles everything and you have no registration obligation as an Amazon-only seller.

What FBA sellers still need to know

No registration for Amazon-only sellers. Direct-to-consumer sales above $100K/year or 200 transactions require state registration.

Authoritative source
Georgia Department of Revenue

This content is educational and not legal or tax advice. Sales tax law changes frequently and is jurisdiction-specific. Always verify with a qualified tax professional and the state revenue department before making compliance decisions.

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Georgia Amazon sales tax — frequently asked questions

Does Amazon collect sales tax in Georgia?
Yes. Under Georgia's Marketplace Facilitator law (effective 2020), Amazon automatically calculates, collects, and remits sales tax on FBA and third-party marketplace orders shipped to Georgia.
What is the Amazon sales tax rate in Georgia?
The Georgia state sales tax rate is 4%. Including local taxes, combined rates are 4% – 9%. Amazon calculates the exact rate for each buyer's shipping address.
Do Amazon FBA sellers need to register for sales tax in Georgia?
No registration for Amazon-only sellers. Direct-to-consumer sales above $100K/year or 200 transactions require state registration.