Eastern Kentucky Renewal Community
Kentucky Business Incentives
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| Kentucky's pro business climate provides a number of incentives for businesses. The Kentucky Economic Development
Finance Authority (KEDFA) was established within the Cabinet for Economic Development to encourage economic development,
business expansion, and job creation by providing financial support through an array of financial assistance and tax
credit programs. |
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| KEDFA's approval is required for participation in the loan and tax incentive programs, except the Skills Training
Investment credits, which are approved by the Bluegrass State Skills Corporation. KEDFA meets the last Thursday of each
month and projects must be received no later than two weeks prior to the KEDFA meeting date in order to be considered.
The following tax and finance incentive programs are available: |
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| The State of Kentucky offers a Business Information Clearinghouse to help in determining licensing needs for both state
and federal requirements. Through the One-Stop
Business Licensing Program, Kentucky offers complete licensing information for opening a business in Kentucky and, in many
instances, can provide the actual applications and forms needed. |
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| For more information on doing business in Kentucky, download the
Kentucky Business Guide. |
For more information contact:
Susan Wilder · Executive Director
Booneville/Owsley County Industrial Authority
P.O. Box 637 · Booneville, KY 41314
Phone: 606-593-7296 · Fax: 606-593-7781
Email: swilder@owsleycountykentucky.org |