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Study Details Economic Benefits of Data Centers, Factoring for Lost Taxes
Data centers generated 28,350 construction jobs and $4.2 billion in economic activity in Georgia despite $500 million in annual tax breaks, driven mainly by low-cost electricity.
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State says data centers a boon to economy despite tax breaks
ATLANTA — Data centers promise to enrich Georgia even as the state is giving them nearly half a billion dollars a year in tax breaks, according to a recent state analysis.
·Georgia, United States
Read Full ArticleWith state's coffers flush, there are lots of tax cut ideas
As this election-year General Assembly nears, the state of Georgia finds itself in much better shape than many of its citizens. State budget reserves are still flush from the windfall that came with the reopening of the U.S. economy after the COVID shutdown, with about four times the money the reserves held five years ago. Even though University of Georgia economists cautioned recently that the state’s economy will grow only a little faster than…
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