Notice of Change in Filing Status/Frequency (Letter)

This letter is informing you that your account filing status or frequency (e.g. how often you file) is changing.

Your Letter Explained

Identifies the account number affected by this change.
Explains specifically why this change is happening. Filing frequency is based on the total tax liability of all returns filed during a specific period of time. Your letter will identify this time frame.
Provides an effective date for the change. Failure to file returns using your new due dates may result in penalties and interest.
Make sure the person responsible for filing is aware of the change.
If you are required to file and pay electronically, submit payments and returns via the Georgia Tax Center. Otherwise, continue using your current filing and payment method with the new due dates provided in the letter.

What are my new due dates according to this filing frequency change?
- Withholding Tax Due Dates
- Sales & Use Tax Due Dates
When does this new change take place?

The effective date is listed on the first line of the letter.
Do I still need to file and pay electronically?

If you have filed electronically in the past, you must continue to file returns and make payments electronically. You will still use the Georgia Tax Center, but with new due dates.
I have questions, who should I call?

Your letter includes the best contact information.