Bill
HB 360
Georgia revised its historic structure rehabilitation tax credit program to adjust state incentives for preservation projects, effective July 2025.
HB 360 revises Georgia's tax credit program for the rehabilitation of historic structures, modifying how the state incentivizes preservation and renovation of eligible historic properties. The bill became effective on July 1, 2025, after receiving gubernatorial approval in May 2025. The specific revisions to the tax credit structure, eligibility requirements, or credit amounts were not detailed in the action summary provided.
Historic preservation tax credits directly influence investment decisions in downtown revitalization, adaptive reuse projects, and cultural heritage conservation across Georgia. These incentives affect state tax revenue, local economic development outcomes, and the physical character of historic districts and neighborhoods. The modifications suggest the state reassessed the program's effectiveness, cost, or alignment with current preservation priorities.
Compiled from official sources — confirm details with the bill’s official record.
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