The EDIP seeks to create new jobs and help businesses grow by offering credits to lower taxes in exchange for job creation.
Economic Development Incentive Program (EDIP)
The Economic Development Incentive Program (EDIP) is a program run out of the Massachusetts Office of Business Development. The purpose of this program is to foster job creation and stimulate business growth.
Benefits:
A company that participates in EDIP may receive state tax credits and/or local property tax incentives in exchange for a commitment to new job creation, existing job retention, and private investment in the project.
If you own a company and are looking to grow your enterprise, contact a MOBD Regional Director to discuss your project. These directors can help with the required state and municipal processes to apply for EDIP. It is recommended that you involve a regional director early in the process as they can help to pre-qualify a project, determine whether EDIP tax credits or a different program may be more appropriate, improve your application, and set realistic expectations. Regional directors also know program deadlines and nuances, eligibility requirements, and a city or town's historic use of EDIP.
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For more information visit the Economic Development Incentive Program (EDIP)