The primary source of income for counties and municipalities in Georgia is option A: property tax.
The property tax is one of the major sources of income for governments. It provides a reliable and stable source of profit. City governments collect these taxes based on the value of real properties (for example homes and buildings) or personal property (for example boats, cars, airplanes, etc).
The property tax is used to pay for services such as public health, safety services and construction of facilities (for example streets, bridges, paved areas, etc).