Incentives

The City that moved Mountains

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Real Estate Grant
We understand the need for your project to reduce start-up costs and are open to working on a mutually beneficial deal to get your project running and profitable as quickly as possible. Local Government entities will consider low-cost or free lease/sale transactions on property, existing buildings and/or build-to-suit for qualifying projects based on the number of jobs, wages and total investment dollars. These incentives are negotiable with Regional Industrial Development Authorities and Local Municipalities on publicly owned properties and are considered on a project-by-project basis. here
Pay Roll Grant - Kentucky Business Investment
This grant provides 5 percent of gross wages for up to 15 years for qualifying projects (10-plus new jobs, capital investment of at least $100,000, average wage of at least $9.06/hour plus benefits of an additional 15 percent) here
Corporate Tax Rebate - Kentucky Business Investment
This credit can provide up to 100 percent of corporate income or limited liability entity tax arising from a project. The company may collect up to 100 percent of initial investment over a 15 year period of time as a credit against state corporate taxes. here
Sales and Use Tax Rebate - Kentucky Enterprise Initative Act
For new or expanding projects, KEIA provides a refund of Kentucky sales and use tax paid by approved companies for building and construction materials permanently incorporated as an improvement to real property. KEIA is also available for Kentucky sales and use tax refunds for eligible equipment. here
Workforce Training Incentives
By utilizing Kentucky’s College System, new industry may qualify for up to 100% of eligible training costs associated with the hiring of new employees. The KCTCS-Trains program offers customizable workforce and industry training to relocating or expanding companies. Additional workforce incentives and grants are available through the Bluegrass State Skills Corporation. here
OJT Training
Through our regional group, Eastern Kentucky Concentrated Employment Program (EKCEP), federal On-The-Job Training Funds may be used to cover up to 50% of new employee wages for a period of up to six months. This program provides significant payroll savings while putting our highly skilled laborers back into the workforce. This program is considered on a case-by-case basis and is not guaranteed. here
Hotel and Restaurant Incentives
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