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Tampa’s cost-friendly business environment and favorable tax climate, coupled with workforce training grants and other resources, helps lower the barriers to market entry and mitigate the cost of relocation and expansion.
At the state and local level there are incentives that help lower the costs of relocation and expansion: Workforce Training Incentives, Infrastructure Incentives, and Special Opportunity Incentives.
The City of Tampa has developed a tool for new and existing businesses within the City of Tampa limits to look up available incentives at the local, state, and federal levels.
Reimbursable training expenses for instructor wages, curriculum development and materials for new value-added businesses or provide existing Florida businesses the necessary training for expansion.
Target Area Programs, including Opportunity Zones, New Markets Tax Credits, and Community Redevelopment Areas.
including Opportunity Zones, New Markets Tax Credits, and Community Redevelopment Areas.
The state and local tax climate is perhaps a more compelling reason to invest in the region, which is why Chief Executive Magazine consistently ranks Florida as a top state for business.
#1 Best State Business Environment
– WalletHub, 2023
#1 For Attracting and Developing a Skilled Workforce
– Lightcast, 2023
#2 Best State for Business
– Chief Executive, 2024
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