Taxation: A Decisive Factor in Location Selection
Businesses must be aware of several key taxes before selecting a site.
September 2010
Because every facility has a direct impact on a company's profits and losses, a thorough analysis of taxes is critical before deciding where to locate. Until the tax analysis is complete, a company will not understand the true cost of operating in a given jurisdiction, the difference in costs between jurisdictions, and the benefits economic development incentive programs represent.
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