Your business works better in a city that works for you.
Businesses and residents are flocking to Texas and flourishing, thanks to a welcome business climate of lower taxes—including zero corporate and personal income taxes—and growth-friendly regulatory ease. And Texas goes big on incentives for qualified projects state incentives can include:
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Skills Development Fund, supporting customized workforce training for new, relocating or expanding operations
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Sales and use tax exemptions
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Ad valorem/property tax exemptions
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Renewable energy incentives
And as a signatory of the Texas 380 agreement, Colorado City EDC is able to support business growth with a strategic toolkit of custom incentives designed to target:
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Improving façades, signs and facilities: Colorado City EDC supports enhanced enterprise visibility and faster profitability through the city’s local façade and sign grant which matches up to $10,000 for exterior improvements and signage.
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Enhancing e-commerce: In a city with high-speed broadband access, your business can create and expand a high-impact digital presence. The EDC’s e-commerce accelerator program provides matching grants to develop e-commerce sites and promote existing online advertising efforts.
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Facilities renewal through local property tax abatement: Mitchell County and the local Hospital District offer an abatement program to help reduce property taxes for up to 10 years for existing buildings that are improved and/or renovated.