Colorado weighs ways to steer jobs to distressed areas
Looking at moving your company to Boulder or Denver? Your chances of landing economic incentives from the state soon might be less than if you were looking at, say, Grand Junction.
The Denver Post reports that the Colorado Office of Economic Development and International Trade is exploring ways to tweak its incentive programs like the Job Growth Incentive Tax Credit to help ease the population boom on the Front Range but also to steer jobs toward more distressed areas of the state.
Looking at moving your company to Boulder or Denver? Your chances of landing economic incentives from the state soon might be less than if you were looking at, say, Grand Junction.
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The Denver Post reports that the Colorado Office of Economic Development and International Trade is exploring ways to tweak its incentive programs like the Job Growth Incentive Tax Credit to help ease the population boom on the Front Range but also to steer jobs toward more distressed areas of the state.
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