Abstract
ATLANTA, GA, March 20, 2006 -- The Georgia legislature recently enacted tax code changes allowing digital entertainment producers, including computer game companies based outside of the state, to reap a significant saving on products made there. Many states encourage film and television work, but Georgia also revised its tax code enough to include development on interactive entertainment.
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