Sentence examples for tax incentive package from inspiring English sources

Carrier rejected a tax incentive package from the state.

[On Monday, Governor Locke said at a news conference that he was pushing for a tax incentive package starting at a value of $28 million for the state's aerospace industry from 2003 and 2005 and going up to $120 million a year after 2007.

Lawmakers in Washington State, where Boeing does final assembly of all but one of its commercial jets, scrambled to offer tax breaks and other incentives to keep Boeing there, a push that led to a tax incentive package valued at $3 billion over 20 years if Boeing stays.

The Hollywood Reporter wrote in 2009 that his movie "Invictus" received a tax incentive package from the South African government that knocked $5 million off the film's budget.

New Mexico ranks near the bottom of all states in job creation, and her administration was recently forced to make a rare apology for misrepresenting the potential benefits of tax incentive package for business.

With the Illinois state legislature still deliberating a tax incentive package to lure both Sears Holdings Corp. and the CME Group to keep their operations in the state, an offer from another state referenced by Gov. Pat Quinn serves as a stark reminder of how high the stakes are.

Mail.com officials said their decision to seek a grant from New Jersey's Business Employment Incentive Program was made without the board's knowledge and was suggested by an outside consulting firm that was hired to compare tax incentive packages of various communities.

These new foreign auto plants were heavily courted by southern states, including Alabama, Mississippi, South Carolina, and Tennessee, through a combination of very attractive tax incentive packages and right-to-work laws that allowed the foreign manufacturers much greater flexibility in hiring and managing the labor they needed.

The $18 billion tax incentives package extends the 30-percent solar tax credit for eight years for residential and commercial installations and allows power companies to benefit from the credit for the first time.

Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger appointed Brooks as chairman of the California Film Commission in 2010 where he helped pass the first tax incentives package for the entertainment industry in California history, bringing tens of thousands of jobs back to the state.

(A tax-incentive package of more than three billion dollars, provided by the state, might also have something to do with it).