High flying incentives: William S. Lee Quality Jobs and Expansion Act

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North Carolina's William S. Lee Quality Jobs and Expansion Act is a package of incentives offered by the state to lure corporate relocations and investments. Among the incentives offered by the legislation are the reduction of corporate tax from 7.75% to 6.9% over four years and the setting of investment tax credit at 7% of the excess value of machinery and equipment placed in service. Incentives are also offered in terms of job creation and worker training tax credits. Business property tax credit is set at 4.5% of the tangible personal business property capitalized under the tax code, and tax credits are also available for research and development efforts.

Tax Law, Public Finance Activities, Business Real Estate Mgmt, Grants to Business, Interpretation and construction, Taxation, Laws, regulations and rules, Corporate taxes, Real estate management, Investments, Corporations, North Carolina, Subsidies

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Bluegrass beckonings: Kentucky's incentives

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Kentucky's Economic Development Cabinet Sec Marvin E. Strong Jr. believes that the state's business incentive programs can influence industrial site selection decisions. Two of such programs are the Kentucky Industrial Development Act and the Rural Economic Development Act. The programs provide income tax credits to companies that provide 15 new jobs and invest a minimum of $500,000.

Economic policy, Kentucky, Strong, Marvin Jr.

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Las Vegas market provides economic incentives for relocation and expansion

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The incentives offered by Nevada Development Authority like no state corporate income tax and no personal income tax along with the state's economic growth are the reasons cited for many companies choosing Las Vegas for expansion or relocation of their business.

Forecasts, trends, outlooks, Taxes, Nevada, Economic aspects, Forecasts and trends, Market trend/market analysis, Tax policy, Las Vegas, Nevada, Advertisement

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