Economic incentive definition
Economic incentive means all programs administered by, or for which an applicant for the program must seek certification, approval, or other action by, the department under this chapter, chapter 212, or chapter 220; and all local economic development programs, grants, or financial benefits administered by a political subdivision or an agent thereof.
Economic incentive means all programs administered by,
Economic incentive means all programs administered by, or for which an applicant for the program must seek certification, approval, or other action by, the department under chapter 288, F.S. (governing commercial development and capital improvements), chapter 212, F.S. (governing tax on sales, use, and other transactions), or chapter 220, F.S. (the income tax code), and all local economic development programs, grants, or financial benefits administered by a political subdivision or an agent thereof.
Examples of Economic incentive in a sentence
Economic incentive policies relate to those that are intented to stimulate economic growth by providing incentives to those partnering with the municipality.
More Definitions of Economic incentive
Economic incentive means all programs administered by, or for which an applicant for the program must seek certification, approval, or other action by, the DEO under ch. 288, F.S. (governing commercial development and capital improvements), ch. 212, F.S. (governing tax on sales, use, and other transactions), or ch. 220, F.S. (the income tax code), and all local economic development programs, grants, or financial benefits administered by a political subdivision or an agent thereof.
Economic incentive means a rebate, refund, or
Economic incentive. (e.g. device subsidy) means the amount of the discount applied on the full price of any device given to the consumer as an incentive to sign up for services.
Economic incentive means targeted or privileged treatment
Economic incentive means all programs administered by, or for which an applicant for the