MO Awards $93K In Tax Credits; Expands Enterprise Zone
04/08/2010
Integrity Products has been approved for $93,780 in EEZ tax credits over a five-year period for the creation of 12 new jobs and new investment of $5 million for expanding its wholesale trade facility.
The Enhanced Enterprise Zone program was implemented in 2004. Enhanced enterprise zones are specified geographic areas designated by local governments and certified by the Department of Economic Development.
Zone designation is based on certain demographic criteria, the potential to create sustainable jobs in a targeted industry and a demonstrated impact on local cluster development.
In related news, the DED has granted EEZ designation to Pulaski County.
Project Announcements
Japan-Based TOCALO Plans Chandler, Arizona, Operations
04/17/2026
Dakota Bodies Expands Liberty, Missouri, Operations
04/17/2026
Linde Plans Garysburg, North Carolina, Air Separation Operations
04/17/2026
Netherlands-Based Signature Foods USA Plans Easley, South Carolina, Manufacturing Operations
04/16/2026
Lumber Liquidators Plans Lawrenceburg, Tennessee, Headquarters Operations
04/16/2026
Canada-Based Bioriginal Food & Science Plans Grand Junction, Colorado, Operations
04/15/2026
Most Read
-
Economic Developer Role Shifting from Deal-Making to Systems Stewardship
Q1 2026
-
What Companies Need from Modern Manufacturing Sites
Q1 2026
-
Top States for Doing Business in 2024: A Continued Legacy of Excellence
Q3 2024
-
Capitalizing on the OBBBA Before the 2026 Cliff
Q1 2026
-
Last Word: Don’t Lose by Winning
Q1 2026
-
Where Workforce Capacity Is Being Built — and Where It’s Being Deployed
Q1 2026
-
Advanced Manufacturing Isn’t a Buzzword—It’s a Different Location Strategy
Q1 2026