- Georgia Department of Revenue provides guidance on e-signatures for business registrations and tax returns
- E-signatures meeting DOR standards are equivalent to paper signatures
- Acceptable e-signatures include typed names, scanned handwritten signatures, signatures on electronic pads, and stylus input on screens
- E-signatures must be executed with intent and linked to specific documents
- Verification and authentication of the signer are required
- E-signatures must be tamper-proof and not transferable to other documents
- Guidance helps clarify rules as states have varying e-signature regulations
Source: salestaxinstitute.com
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