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Originally Posted by GloryB
Both of those states, as well as many others, have EXTREMELY wealthy residents. One would think they have enough love for their home state to pitch in. Aren't these people paying proper state taxes or whatever?
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Business & Technology | Seattle offers tax break if Russell Investments moves from Tacoma | Seattle Times Newspaper
I used to work for Caterpillar. One of the things our city offered them was free water and free land. I know the State of Georgia offers companies (almost free) internet and web hosting services. I know, because I used to provide the service. It's one of the many "perks" you get for moving or locating your business there. Underhand dealings? Or good business? If you think this is bad, try to do business in Japan or Korea without offering "incentives."
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NCR denies that the $60 million in tax breaks from Georgia has any bearing on its move. Ohio was ready to offer only half that amount. But NCR and Georgia agree there is a highly skilled work force available in the home of the Braves. The education institutions of the state are becoming among the best in the nation. The Atlanta airport offers direct flights to everywhere. The art museum, the symphony, the sports teams … .
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