Georgia GOAL
Empower Marist Students With Your Tax Dollars
The Georgia Education Expense Credit program makes an extraordinary impact at Marist School by providing resources for need-based tuition assistance for qualified students seeking a Marist education.
The program allows Georgia residents to redirect a portion of their state income tax liability to Marist School for financial aid purposes.
Your support is vital as Marist's mission is continually advanced by offering more families the opportunity to be a part of our exceptional school community.
Questions About Georgia GOAL?
Ally Hinojosa, Annual Giving Manager
Georgia GOAL is the primary vehicle for school choice in Georgia. Georgia GOAL has provided thousands of deserving families and kids with the option of attending the school that best fits their needs. We are proud, longtime supporters of school choice and Georgia GOAL!
Doug MacGinnitie '85, Board of Trustees Member and Advancement Committee Chair
Impact of Georgia GOAL at Marist School
$14 million
Redirected to Marist for financial aid since 2008
750
Scholarships awarded to Marist students since 2008
$10,000
Average GOAL scholarship award for qualified Marist students
$1 million
in GOAL scholarships awarded each academic year
How Much Tax Credit Can I Take?
Tax Filing Status | Contribution Limit |
---|---|
Single Filer | $2,500 |
Married Separate Filer | $2,500 |
Married Joint Filer | $5,000 |
Pass-Through Owner (not making HB 149 Election) | $25,000 |
C Corp, Trust, or Pass-Through electing to pay tax at the entity level (HB 149) | 75% of Georgia income tax liability |
Why Submit My Application Now?
To secure your spot in 2025, we encourage you to complete your application in 2024.
Typically, demand is so high it surpasses the $120 million cap on the very first business day of the year.
Georgia GOAL Application Process
Frequently Asked Questions
- What is the Georgia Education Expense Credit?
- How does it work?
- How do I sign up and secure my tax credit?
- Who qualifies for the scholarship?
- How Much Tax Credit Can I Take?