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temporary jobs during construction that don't benefit the town in the long run the tax rebates can extend for decades > these sites are often tremendously luc
by insane_dreamer 5mo ago
temporary jobs during construction that don't benefit the town in the long run
the tax rebates can extend for decades
> these sites are often tremendously lucrative in tax for the county/city as well
these datacenters haven't been around long enough to know that; these are _not_ your grandma's datacenters -- they are much more resource-hungry since they do substantially more processing
- jeffbee 5mo agoIn a "tax break" (misnomer) situation the developer is paying either a lump sum up front, or a defined annual tax that commences immediately. You don't have to wait to find out. An example of this is the Google Kansas City deal.