20 study calculators covering Georgia tax, transaction, financing, income, measurement, and ratio math. Each shows the setup beneath the result. Free, no sign-up.
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Georgia transfer tax
Tax on the sale price, paid at closing.
Result
$285.00
$1 for the first $1,000 or fraction + 2,840 additional $100 units x $0.10
Georgia: Follows the sale price. Do not confuse it with the intangible tax on the loan.
Assumption: Assumes the stated consideration is taxable and no exemption changes the calculation.
When taxable consideration or value exceeds $100, transfer tax is $1 for the first $1,000 or fraction and $0.10 per additional $100 or fraction. Intangible recording tax uses the face amount of a qualifying long-term note. Ordinary property tax applies millage to 40% of fair market value, before applicable exemptions and credits.
Use these to check yourself, not to replace the working. On exam day you get a basic calculator and no notes, so the setup has to come from memory. The math drill practices exactly that, and the formulas page lists every one with a worked example.
For prorations, choose the 360-, 365-, or 366-day basis stated in the problem. For Georgia transfer and intangible taxes, the calculators apply the statutory fractional-unit round-up rules. Actual contracts, taxability, exemptions, lender terms, and closing documents control outside an exam scenario.
For instruments presented for recording on or after July 1, 2025, the intangible-tax definition requires some principal due more than 62 months from the note or security instrument date, even if it was executed before July 1. Exactly 62 months does not qualify. Check exemptions before applying the tax.
Facts checked against the current PSI Candidate Information Bulletin and GREC sources.
Can I use these on exam day?
No. PSI provides an online calculator and prohibits handheld calculators. Use these study calculators to check the setup, then practice with simple on-screen operations.
Which calculations are Georgia-specific?
Transfer tax on the sale price, intangible recording tax on the loan, and the 40% assessment ratio before millage. Everything else is standard national math.
Why does each calculator show its working?
Both the setup and the arithmetic matter. Showing the method helps you check the base, units, and rounding instead of accepting a number without understanding how it was found.