Georgia firm registration/permit — not individual license renewal
A CPA firm's own registration or permit to practice renews separately from any individual staff CPA's license — and it's usually the filing that falls through the cracks, because it belongs to whoever handles firm admin, not to a specific licensee tracking their own renewal. Here's exactly when Georgia's firm-level filing is due.
Firm licenses expire June 30 of even-numbered years. Next: 2028-06-30. Firms WITH a physical office in Georgia are governed by R. 20-7-.01(2), which sets this same June 30 expiration and requires renewal before September 30 or the license lapses. Firms WITHOUT a Georgia office (out-of-state firms practicing under Ga. Code § 43-3-16(b)(1)(C)) are governed separately by R. 20-8-.01, which sets the identical June 30 date but a different consequence for lateness (a $250 fee after June 30, unlawful to practice without renewal). Most Georgia firm licensees have an in-state office and fall under R. 20-7-.01(2); the citation below leads with that rule.
Any individual CPA at your firm can already get free renewal reminders for their own license. What Deadline-Radar's firm tier adds is the view your admin doesn't get from 20 separate free sign-ups: one place to see the whole roster's status — including this firm-level filing — not 20 inboxes to hope someone's watching. See firm-tier pricing →