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§4305. Granting of contract
A. Whenever the governor and the Legislative Budget Committee finds that the
contract submitted by the Board of Commerce and Industry satisfies the requirements of this
Chapter, they shall advise the Board of Commerce and Industry that it may enter into a
contract with such establishment exempting it from taxation as provided in this Section.
B. Exemptions from taxation may be granted for the following:
(1)Repealed by Acts 2024, 3rd Ex. Sess., No. 6, §3, eff. Jan. 1, 2026.
(2)The corporation income tax.
(3)Sales and use taxes imposed by the state on machinery and equipment to be used
by the applicant, on materials and building supplies, whether purchased directly or through
a contractor, to be used in repair, reconstruction, modification, or construction of p
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§4305. Granting of contract
A. Whenever the governor and the Legislative Budget Committee finds that the
contract submitted by the Board of Commerce and Industry satisfies the requirements of this
Chapter, they shall advise the Board of Commerce and Industry that it may enter into a
contract with such establishment exempting it from taxation as provided in this Section.
B. Exemptions from taxation may be granted for the following:
(1) Repealed by Acts 2024, 3rd Ex. Sess., No. 6, §3, eff. Jan. 1, 2026.
(2) The corporation income tax.
(3) Sales and use taxes imposed by the state on machinery and equipment to be used
by the applicant, on materials and building supplies, whether purchased directly or through
a contractor, to be used in repair, reconstruction, modification, or construction of plant and
facilities, and on materials and supplies necessary for or used in the manufacture or
production of the product of the applicant.
(4) Sales and use taxes imposed by the state on any other goods and services used
or consumed by the applicant.
(5) Any other taxes imposed directly by the state on the applicant.