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Oklahoma is globally recognized for its outstanding incentive programs and pro-business environment. There are incentives directed at communities to help them find growth opportunities.
Oklahoma Remote Quality Jobs
This program is designed to encourage remote workers to live and work in Oklahoma. Remote workers have specialized skills and can live and work anywhere. Facilitating their migration to Oklahoma improves our population growth and contributes to positive fiscal and demographic trends. Proxy establishments that facilitate the attraction of remote workers to Oklahoma may receive quarterly incentive payments based on a net benefit rate and actual payroll.
Quality Events Act
Oklahoma Tourism Development Act
With the Oklahoma Quality Events Act, communities can be reimbursed for expenses related to hosting events. Eligible events include a new event of a nationally recognized organization or its members; a new or existing event that is a national, international or world championship; or a new or existing event that is managed or produced by an Oklahoma-based national or international organization. To qualify, a community must apply not less than 30 days prior to the start of the event and within 60 days of adopting a resolution by submitting to the Oklahoma Tax Commission.
P3 Pooled Finance Program
This Public-Private Partnership (P3) program facilitates local infrastructure development where there is also a benefit to for-profit companies. Infrastructure development can include any critical infrastructure identified by local government entities contributing to the competitiveness of the region’s economy and essential for government functions.
Oklahoma Enterprise Zone Incentive Leverage Act
The Leverage Act provides funding for local units of government to match local tax revenue dedicated to support a project located in an enterprise zone, or in support of a major tourism destination project deemed likely to significantly benefit a contiguous or nearby enterprise zone tract.
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