The game plan is a win for rural business
Through all four bills in this legislative package, Alabama’s economy will continue to thrive.
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Economic development bills to focus on rural development, site prep
The four-bill "Game Plan" will mostly re-up existing economic development programs, with important tweaks
Big 10 Mayors support economic incentives legislation, urge swift approval
Reauthorizing Alabama’s economic incentives is part of the Alabama Big 10 Mayors 2023 legislative agenda.
April 5, 2023
Ivey, legislative leaders unveil plan to build on Alabama’s economic incentives
The plan renews and expands on the Alabama Jobs Act and Growing Alabama credits while also creating more transparency of the incentives offered.
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See recent postsHouse speaker: Enhancing Alabama’s competitive edge
Over the next four years, we need to do everything we can to position Alabama to prosper.
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See recent postsEconomic incentives remain good for Alabama
A top priority should be raising the cap for incentives in order to stay competitive.
Alabama Legislature must extend Alabama Jobs Act to keep economic incentives in place
A joint commission recommended earlier this month that the act be extended and the $350 million cap be increased, although it did not recommend how much to increase that cap.
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See recent postsEconomic incentives a critical component to Alabama’s continued growth
Incentives in the Alabama Jobs Act and the Growing Alabama Credit have propelled the upward economic trajectory in our state.
Elimination of insurance tax break could produce $40 million a year in additional revenue
The purpose of the tax credit was to incentivize insurance companies to house facilities in Alabama.
Westwater Resources plans for graphite processing plant in Coosa County
The Coosa County graphite plant is expected to employ at least 100 full-time, permanent workers.