## Form G2-FP

[Download Form](https://dor.georgia.gov/g2-fp)

Loan-out companies providing services to film productions in Georgia must be subject to withholding in order to qualify for the Georgia film tax credit. This form is to be filled out by a production company and submitted to a loan-out company to report the amount of payments withheld.

## Type

[Tax Withholding](/content/production-incentives/government-forms?govt-form-tags=tax-withholding/index.html)

## Expiration Date

December 31, 2026

## Updated Date

February 4, 2026

## Related Forms

[Connecticut  
**Form CT-588 Athlete or Entertainer Request for Reduced Withholding**  
Nonresident performers can use this form to request a reduced Connecticut income tax withholding rate. Production companies hiring such performers should submit this form to potentially lower the withholding rate from the standard 6.99%.  
Updated  
03/2026](/content/production-incentives/form/form-ct-588-athlete-or-entertainer-request-for-reduced-withholding/index.html)

[Illinois  
**IL-W-5-NR Employee's Statement of Nonresidence in Illinois**  
Nonresident employees from reciprocal states (Iowa, Kentucky, Michigan, or Wisconsin) working in Illinois use this form to certify their nonresidency, allowing employers to withhold income taxes for their state of residence instead of Illinois.  
Updated  
03/2026](/content/production-incentives/form/il-w-5-nr-employee-s-statement-of-nonresidence-in-illinois/index.html)

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