Where Georgia publishes its own accounts

Salaries, payments, audits, budget instructions and school system finances all sit on separate official sites. This section says which file lives where.

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  The budget documents the Office of Planning and Budget publishes

  Budget instructions, a Budget in Brief, a performance measures report, a tax expenditure report and fiscal notes, all labelled with Georgia’s AFY and FY notation.

  • Budget in Brief
  • Fiscal notes
  • AFY and FY

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  What the Department of Audits and Accounts publishes

  An audit office that states its purpose as independent, unbiased information, publishes named oversight reports, and runs two public dashboards plus the Open Georgia gateway.

  • DOAA
  • Compliance dashboards
  • Transparency in Government Act

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  What the Georgia Department of Revenue handles

  Tax administration, motor vehicle tags and titles, alcohol and tobacco enforcement, local government property tax work and unclaimed property, behind two named online systems.

  • Georgia Tax Center
  • DRIVES e-Services
  • Unclaimed property

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  How a household carbon footprint is measured

  A step by step look at how a household carbon footprint is measured: the activity data you gather first, what a calculator counts, and why two tools differ.

  • Emission factors
  • Household energy
  • CO2 equivalent

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  What Open Georgia publishes about state spending

  Salaries and travel, expenditures, financial reports, performance reviews and tax information, gathered on one annually updated gateway run by the Department of Audits and Accounts.

  • Salaries & Travel
  • Expenditures
  • SPLOST reports

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  The printed records a workplace keeps

  Time cards, badge logs and payroll registers are the paper behind every paycheck; retention schedules say how long they must survive and who may read them.

  • Time cards
  • Retention schedules
  • Payroll records

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  Where Georgia school system finances are published

  School money surfaces in three places at once: a dedicated dashboard, the audit office’s oversight reports, and the salaries file on Open Georgia that covers boards of education.

  • School System Financial Dashboard
  • School Finance Oversight
  • Salaries & Travel