Georgia Vehicle Tax & Fee Calculator

Estimate your real out-the-door price in Georgia with state tax, county surtax, title, and registration fees itemized.

Georgia Out-the-Door Calculator

This is an informational estimate only and not legal or tax advice. Actual fees may vary.

How Georgia vehicle taxes and fees are calculated

Georgia replaced traditional sales tax with the one-time TAVT of 6.6% of the DOR's assessed fair market value — NOT the negotiated sale price. If you sell below DOR value, buyers still pay tax on the higher assessed value. This is a frequent source of buyer confusion.

Georgia vehicle tax quick-reference

Vehicle tax rate Title Ad Valorem Tax (TAVT) — 6.6% of fair market value
Trade-in credit Trade-in value deducted from purchase price before TAVT applies
Title fee $18
EV / hybrid fee $200/yr EV fee; $100/yr PHEV fee
Tax authority Georgia Dept. of Revenue – TAVT

Georgia sales tax on vehicles

This calculator uses the Title Ad Valorem Tax (TAVT) — 6.6% of fair market value rate for Georgia. Trade-in value deducted from purchase price before TAVT applies. Exact local rates vary by county and municipality. For more information, see Georgia duplicate title and temporary tag process.

Title and registration fees in Georgia

Title fees in Georgia are $18 for a standard vehicle. Registration fees vary by vehicle weight, plate type, and in some counties, local surcharges. EV and hybrid owners should also budget for the annual road-use fee: $200/yr EV fee; $100/yr PHEV fee.

All values are estimates for informational purposes only and may not reflect the exact amounts charged in your county or city. Always verify with Georgia Dept. of Revenue – TAVT.

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