business incentives
Company growth motivators
Business incentives are benefits offered to encourage companies to take specific actions—typically to locate, expand, or remain in a particular area.
Governments commonly provide tax breaks, grants, subsidies, or infrastructure improvements to attract employers: The state offered generous business incentives to lure the auto plant.
Critics argue such incentives amount to corporate welfare, while supporters see them as investments in local jobs and economic development.
- tax breaksReductions in owed levies
- tax holidayTemporary suspension of levies
- bonusReward beyond expectation
- discountsSubtractions from full price
- grantsAwarded funds for purposes
matching funds · tax abatements · carbon credits · enterprise zones · free trade zones · subsidies · commission · profit-sharing · agricultural subsidies · recognition awards · stock options · golden handshake · relocation packages · professional development · wellness programs · paid time off · loyalty programs · flexible schedules
- economic policymonetary policy, tax policy, fiscal discipline, fiscal stimulus, fiscal restraint
- economic developmenteconomic development, jobs, rural development, urbanization, job creation
- economic stimulusstimulus, stimulus package, stimulus packages, fiscal stimulus, economic relief
- subsidiesfarm subsidies, subsidy, agricultural subsidies, crop subsidies, energy subsidies
- urban renewalredevelopment, rezoning, demolition, land acquisition, eminent domain
business incentivessanctions
Punitive international restrictions
fines · punitive measures · enforcement actions · deterrents · corporate taxes
business incentivescorporate taxes
Charges on company profits
levies · business taxes · tariffs · excise taxes · regulatory fees
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