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Georgia at a glance: Notarization Required: No · Odometer Disclosure: Required · Title Transfer Deadline: 30 days from date of sale
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Overview
Bills of Sale in Georgia
Georgia requires a bill of sale for motor vehicle private sales to support the title transfer at the Georgia DOR (Department of Revenue). Georgia's vehicle sales are subject to a one-time Title Ad Valorem Tax (TAVT) rather than annual ad valorem tax.
The TAVT rate is 7% of the vehicle's fair market value (not the purchase price). The buyer pays TAVT when registering the vehicle at their county tag office.
Key Facts
Georgia Bill of Sale — Quick Reference
| Requirement | Georgia Rule |
|---|---|
| Notarization Required | No |
| Odometer Disclosure | Required |
| Title Transfer Deadline | 30 days from date of sale |
| Vehicle Tax | 7% TAVT on fair market value (not purchase price) |
| Governing Law | O.C.G.A. § 48-5C-1 |
Legal Requirements
Georgia Legal Requirements
- Seller must sign over the title to the buyer.
- Odometer disclosure required.
- Buyer pays 7% TAVT at county tag office — based on fair market value.
- Title transfer must be completed within 30 days.
Governing Laws
Georgia Governing Laws
O.C.G.A. § 48-5C-1
Title Ad Valorem Tax
Imposes a one-time 7% TAVT on the fair market value of vehicles sold or transferred in Georgia.
Read the full text of these laws at Cornell Law School's Georgia legal resources or your state legislature's official website.
Questions & Answers
Georgia Bill of Sale — Frequently Asked Questions
What is Georgia's TAVT?
Georgia's Title Ad Valorem Tax (TAVT) is a one-time 7% tax on the fair market value of the vehicle (determined by the state's value schedule, not the sale price). The buyer pays it when registering the vehicle.
Does Georgia require a notarized bill of sale?
No. Georgia does not require notarization for vehicle bills of sale. Both parties should sign and keep a copy.
What if I sell a car for less than market value in Georgia?
In Georgia, the TAVT is based on the vehicle's fair market value as determined by the state, not the sale price. Selling below market value does not reduce the TAVT.