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NEWS ITEMS
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NEWS ITEMS
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May U.S. Factory Orders Rise Significantly
07/02/2009 |
LABOR FORCE: 1,356,700 (July 2007)
RIGHT TO WORK: YesTRADITIONAL INDUSTRIES: Mining, tourism, agriculture
EXPANDING INDUSTRIES: Light manufacturing, research and development, financial servicesCOLLEGE GRADUATES (Age 25 and over) 18.2%
BASIC BUSINESS TAXES:Business License Fee: $100 annually
Gross Payroll Tax: 0.63 percent with deductibility of employer-paid health insurance premiums; financial institutions are taxed at 2 percent and have a $1,750 branch fee.Sales and Use Tax: 6.5 percent on retail sales; localities may impose an additional 0.50 percent for a maximum of 7 percent, with exemptions.
Property Tax: Levied at 35 percent of the property's full cash valueBUSINESS INCENTIVES:
Sales tax deferral and abatement
Property tax abatement
Foreign-trade zones
Job training
Personal property tax abatement
Industrial development revenue bonds
Modified business tax abatement
Private activity bond financing
Captive Insurance Program
Millennium Scholarship Program
Publicly registered securities
Offerings