Florida
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- BOCC
at odds on economic development, The Gadsen County Times (December 4, 2014)
Board of County
Commissioners debates how to allocate $240,000.00 dedicated for
economic development.
- Agency
raising public profile, Citrus County Chronicle (December 5, 2014)
In Florida, the Enterprise
Zone Development Agency is taking an aggressive stance on raising its
public profile, adjusting zone boundaries and attracting some
development activity. There are about 65 enterprise zones statewide.
The state incentives are in the form of tax credits, tax exemptions
and tax refunds and have to be approved by the Department of Revenue.
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Maryland
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- Maryland
amends health enterprise zone credit regs, TaxAnalysts.com (December 12, 2014)**
The Maryland
Department of Health and Mental Hygiene has amended and adopted health
enterprise zone tax credit regulations to establish procedures for
implementing the hiring tax credit for for-profit and nonprofit
employers.
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North Carolina
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- North
Carolina Governor highlights importance of historic tax credit, TaxAnalysts.com (December 11, 2014)**
North Carolina Gov. Pat
McCrory (R), at the grand opening of the North American headquarters
of BuzziSpace, a manufacturer, highlighted the importance of the
historic tax credit, which has brought nearly $1.5 billion of private
investment into North Carolina since 1998 but is scheduled to sunset
at the end of December.
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South Carolina
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- Commerce
Communications, South
Carolina Department of Commerce (December 12, 2014)
South Carolina Department
of Commerce announces several large economic development projects.
- Daniel
Island man develops business referral app, The Post and Courier (December 14, 2014)
Womble Carlyle client “Go
Where I Go” develops app to track referrals and gets support from the South
Carolina Research Authority’s Technology Ventures Launch program.
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Washington D.C.
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West Virginia
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- City
sales taxes poised to become more common in W. Va., Charleston Daily Mail (November 25, 2014)
The number of
municipalities in West Virginia with local sales taxes could triple in
the near future, with the revenues from such sales taxes being
dedicated to fund projects including infrastructure improvements and
economic development initiatives.
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Contacts
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Charlotte
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Raleigh
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South Carolina
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Charleston
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Columbia
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Greenville
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