Georgia Qualified Interactive Entertainment Credit - up to $1.5 million a year
Georgia Department of Revenue
The games and interactive media version of the film credit, administered by the Department of Revenue: a Georgia business location, $250,000 of Georgia payroll, gross income under $100 million and at least $250,000 of qualified production spending.
The catch: This one has a hard ceiling that the film credit does not: $12.5 million across every claimant in the state per taxable year, and $1.5 million per company. A state-wide cap on a credit means the answer can be no for reasons that have nothing to do with your production. Certification runs the opposite way round from film - Revenue certifies first, then the company applies to the Department of Economic Development for project certification.
Who can get it
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A qualified interactive entertainment production company maintains a business location physically located in Georgia, has total aggregate payroll of $250,000 for employees working in Georgia, has gross income less than $100 million for the taxable year, and spends at least $250,000 on qualified production activities. must meet
At a glance
- Worth
- $1,500,000
- Effort
- About 960 minutes
- Time to money
- Not recorded
- How it arrives
- Account credit
- How often
- Standing
- Proof needed
- Identification
- Where
- Georgia
- Last checked
- 16 August 2026
Capped quantity. $12,500,000 aggregate across all claimants per taxable year, and $1,500,000 per company.