Georgia Home Sale Net Proceeds Calculator

Instant Georgia estimate including state tax proxy of 4.50% and typical closing costs around 1.8%.

How Georgia Taxes Affect Your Net Proceeds

When you sell a home in Georgia, your net proceeds depend on several factors: sale price, agent commissions, closing costs, and taxes. Federal capital gains rules apply nationwide, but Georgia’s state tax proxy of 4.50% can further reduce your take-home. Our calculator uses this Georgia-specific proxy by default and lets you override it if you know your effective rate.

Closing costs in Georgia commonly run around 1.8% of the sale price, which may include title insurance, escrow fees, recording charges, and transfer taxes. Commission is fully editable—many sellers negotiate between 4% and 6% total.

Typical Example

Use the main calculator to see a line-by-line breakdown including estimated federal capital gains, state tax proxy, and depreciation recapture for rentals.

Quick Links

Back to the main calculator

Neighboring states: —